Environmental
Ohio requires that well and septic system disclosures be made on the Residential Property Disclosure Form because:
AAll Ohio properties have well water
BThe presence and condition of a private well or septic system are material facts that can significantly affect value and buyer decision-making✓ Correct
CFederal law requires all states to mandate well testing
DSeptic systems never fail, but buyers must be informed anyway
Explanation
The presence, age, and condition of private well water and septic systems are material facts. Problems with these systems can be costly, and buyers need this information to make informed decisions.
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