Environmental
A South Dakota real estate agent shows a property near an abandoned gas station. The agent suspects possible fuel contamination. The agent's best course of action is:
AIgnore the issue and complete the transaction
BDisclose the suspected contamination to the buyer and recommend an environmental assessment✓ Correct
COnly mention the issue if the buyer asks directly
DReport the issue to the SDREC and take no further action
Explanation
An agent who knows or suspects a material condition like environmental contamination must disclose it to the buyer and recommend they obtain an appropriate environmental assessment.
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