Environmental
A New Hampshire residential property with an on-site septic system that is failing could affect:
AOnly the current owner's comfort
BProperty value, groundwater quality, and the ability to obtain financing or sell✓ Correct
COnly the seller's tax obligations
DOnly commercial lenders' decisions, not residential
Explanation
A failing septic system in NH can contaminate groundwater, reduce property value, prevent FHA/VA/USDA loan approval, and must be disclosed to buyers. NH DES approval is needed for replacement systems.
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