Environmental
Under Wisconsin law, a seller must disclose the presence of a private well on the property. Buyers of properties with private wells should be advised to:
AAccept the water quality without testing
BTest the well water for bacteria, nitrates, and other contaminants✓ Correct
CImmediately connect to city water
DDo nothing if the well looks clean
Explanation
Buyers of Wisconsin properties with private wells should test the water for bacteria, nitrates, and other potential contaminants before closing, as well quality can vary significantly.
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