Which document must be provided to tenants or buyers under Title X?

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Which document must be provided to tenants or buyers under Title X?

Explanation:
Under Title X, tenants and buyers must receive information about lead-based paint hazards in pre-1978 homes. The required documents are a copy of any lead inspection report or documentation of hazard reduction actions, along with the EPA pamphlet Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home (or an equivalent EPA-approved material). This pairing gives the purchaser or renter both the specifics of what was found or done and the official guidance on lead hazards. The other options don’t satisfy Title X: a certificate of occupancy, a safety data sheet, or a radon brochure address different topics and are not the mandated lead-disclosure materials.

Under Title X, tenants and buyers must receive information about lead-based paint hazards in pre-1978 homes. The required documents are a copy of any lead inspection report or documentation of hazard reduction actions, along with the EPA pamphlet Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home (or an equivalent EPA-approved material). This pairing gives the purchaser or renter both the specifics of what was found or done and the official guidance on lead hazards. The other options don’t satisfy Title X: a certificate of occupancy, a safety data sheet, or a radon brochure address different topics and are not the mandated lead-disclosure materials.

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