Environmental
In Ohio, a seller's disclosure of a known underground storage tank (UST) on the property is required because:
AUSTs are always illegal under Ohio law
BA UST is a material fact that could affect the property's value and require costly remediation✓ Correct
CUSTs are covered by RESPA
DUSTs must be insured separately
Explanation
A known UST is a material fact — it could indicate contamination risk, impose legal liability, and require costly remediation. Sellers must disclose known USTs on the Ohio Residential Property Disclosure Form.
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