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: Closing Real Estate in ChicagoThe "HUB" for all things Radon
By Peter Olson, Esq.
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Well we're some 14 days into the effective date of The Illinois Radon Awareness Act. Recall you Sellers only have a duty to disclose if you have prior knowledge of unsafe levels of radon. Here's the IL Emergency Management Agency's Radon program with information on licensed "mitigation professionals." There's a disclosure form right in the Act and the new law applies only to RESIDENTIAL property. The Act doesn't discuss things like remedies or a statute of limitations at all.Full post as published by Closing Real Estate in Chicago on January 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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