Environmental
Underground storage tanks (USTs) on a property are a concern because:
AThey increase property taxes
BThey can leak petroleum products, contaminating soil and groundwater✓ Correct
CThey require special zoning approval
DThey affect the property's flood insurance rating
Explanation
USTs containing petroleum products or hazardous substances can corrode and leak, contaminating soil and groundwater. Buyers should investigate whether any USTs (including former ones) exist on the property and obtain environmental assessments.
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