Colorado Real Estate Broker Exam — All Questions
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Property Disclosures
For a home built before 1978, federal law generally requires sellers and their agents to give buyers a disclosure and pamphlet regarding:
- a.Lead-based paint hazards✓
- b.Radon gas testing results
- c.Homeowners association dues
- d.The seller's original purchase price
The federal Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act requires disclosure of known lead-based paint and hazards for most housing built before 1978, plus the EPA pamphlet and a ten-day inspection opportunity. Radon and HOA disclosures may be required by state law but are not the subject of this federal pre-1978 rule. A seller's purchase price is not a required federal disclosure.