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A buyer makes an offer on a house built in 1965. Under federal law, what must the seller provide regarding lead-based paint?
- A property condition disclosure form signed by the state health department.
- A disclosure of any known lead-based paint and a federally approved lead hazard pamphlet.
- A certificate formally stating that the house is completely and permanently lead-free.
- An agreement by the seller to pay in full for the complete removal of any lead-based paint found.
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