Environmental
A NC seller is required to disclose on the Residential Property Disclosure Statement whether the property is subject to:
AAppreciation or depreciation in value
BFlood hazards, known defects, and HOA membership obligations✓ Correct
CNearby school district quality
DFuture property tax rate changes
Explanation
The NC Residential Property Disclosure Statement requires sellers to disclose known defects, flood hazard status, owners' association membership, and other material conditions affecting the property.
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