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FWIW, in my HOA covenant here in WA, renting is not permitted, but that has been allowed to slide since it is better to have people in the homes than nobody. It's worked out okay thus far. We haven't had any major problems with the renters. And as more folks head toward default or foreclosure I think you will see more HOAs be more flexible on the issue.
4.0 picocuries/liter of air is cited in the Standard Form. The form is not flawed.
But all trasnactions do not need to be carried out via the Standard Form.
Regardless, neither topic is germane to the OP's issue.
I wouldn't have known that based upon the information you provided in the prior post.....it didn't mention specifics.....it only referred to the "presence" of radon gas ?
I'm sorry to hear about your issues.
And, I think you are in attorney-land, if you seek recourse. If you feel strongly, consult with an attorney with your story.
It sounds like a bad situation as far as the documents goes, but the defense may well be, "You signed..."
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Originally Posted by MikeJaquish
4.0 picocuries/liter of air is cited in the Standard Form. The form is not flawed.
But all trasnactions do not need to be carried out via the Standard Form.
Regardless, neither topic is germane to the OP's issue.
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Originally Posted by FlyersFan
I wouldn't have known that based upon the information you provided in the prior post.....it didn't mention specifics.....it only referred to the "presence" of radon gas ?
Neither of my posts in this thread mentions the "presence" of radon gas.
(b) The North Carolina Real Estate Commission shall develop and require the use of a standard disclosure statement to comply with the requirements of this section. The disclosure statement shall specify that certain transfers of residential property are excluded from this requirement by G.S. 47E‑2, including transfers of residential property made pursuant to a lease with an option to purchase where the lessee occupies or intends to occupy the dwelling, and shall include at least the following characteristics and conditions of the property:
(6) Presence of lead‑based paint, asbestos, radon gas, methane gas, underground storage tank, hazardous material or toxic material (whether buried or covered), and other environmental contamination.
This quote is the one I was referring to.......
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