Environmental
A septic system on a NC rural property that fails its inspection could result in:
AAutomatic closing of the sale with no remedy
BRequired repair or replacement before closing or a price negotiation reflecting the cost✓ Correct
COnly a notation on the NC Disclosure Statement
DThe buyer being required to connect to the public sewer
Explanation
A failed septic inspection is a material defect; the parties typically negotiate repairs, seller credits, or price reductions to address the cost of repair or replacement.
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