Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
The federal rule for most pre-1978 housing requiring lead disclosures, an EPA pamphlet, and a buyer's inspection opportunity.
For most housing built before 1978, federal law requires the seller or landlord to disclose known lead-based paint information, provide the approved EPA pamphlet, and include the required warning language in the contract or lease. The rule has specific exemptions.
Before a buyer is bound, the buyer generally receives a 10-day opportunity to conduct a lead inspection or risk assessment, although the parties may agree to a different period and the buyer may waive the opportunity in writing.
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