Environmental
A Wisconsin seller whose property sits atop an old landfill should disclose this because:
AThe MLS requires it
BLandfills can produce methane gas and leachate that may affect the property's safety and value✓ Correct
CDSPS mandates landfill disclosure on all properties
DIt only matters if the property is in a flood zone
Explanation
Old landfills can produce methane gas and leachate (contaminated liquid) that may pose safety and environmental hazards; this is a material adverse fact requiring disclosure.
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