Environmental
Oregon adopted a statewide ban on pesticide use near schools. For real estate practitioners, knowledge of environmental regulations is important primarily because:
AAgents must supervise all pesticide applications on listed properties
BEnvironmental contamination, restrictions, and hazards are material facts affecting value and marketability that require disclosure✓ Correct
CAgents are personally liable for all environmental violations on listed properties
DPesticide restrictions apply only to commercial properties
Explanation
Oregon real estate practitioners need environmental awareness because environmental conditions are material facts affecting property value and a buyer's decision to purchase. Known environmental issues (contamination, proximity to hazmat sites, floodplains, wetlands, landslide hazards) must be disclosed.
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