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A real estate agent is selling a commercial warehouse. The agent must inform the buyer that the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires:
- The seller to provide a written warranty that the roof structure is fully wheelchair accessible.
- The buyer to sign a formal written statement agreeing never to hire any employees who have a qualifying disability.
- The installation of a lead-based paint hazard warning sign posted conspicuously at every public entrance to the warehouse.
- The removal of architectural barriers in areas open to the public where such removal is 'readily achievable.'
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