Environmental
A NH buyer of a pre-1978 home is given 10 days to conduct a lead-based paint inspection under federal law. The buyer may:
ANot waive this right under any circumstances
BWaive the inspection period in writing if they choose✓ Correct
COnly conduct the inspection if the seller agrees
DConduct the inspection only at the seller's expense
Explanation
The Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act provides buyers of pre-1978 homes a 10-day period to conduct a lead paint inspection. However, buyers can waive this right in writing if they choose.
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