Environmental
New Hampshire requires a well water test for which contaminants before a residential real estate closing involving a private well?
AOnly bacteria (coliform)
BBacteria, nitrates, and other parameters as required by state guidelines or lender requirements✓ Correct
COnly radon in water
DNo testing is required by state law
Explanation
While NH law doesn't mandate specific pre-closing tests in all cases, NHDES guidelines recommend testing for bacteria, nitrates/nitrites, and other parameters. Many lenders and purchase contracts require a water quality test.
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