Environmental
Asbestos found in a Montana commercial building built before 1980 must be:
AImmediately removed at seller's expense before listing
BDisclosed as a material fact and managed or remediated according to EPA regulations✓ Correct
CLeft in place as it is not a regulated substance
DOnly disclosed if the building is being demolished
Explanation
Asbestos is a regulated hazardous material. Its presence must be disclosed as a material fact. EPA regulations govern asbestos removal, encapsulation, and management—particularly during renovation or demolition.
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