Rhode Island H7513 mandates radon testing and mitigation in residential real estate transactions.
Rhode Island H7513 requires radon testing within one year prior to closing for residential real estate transactions, with the seller bearing the cost. If unsafe radon levels are detected, a mitigation system must be installed before closing, also at the seller's expense. Certain transactions, such as foreclosures or transfers for non-residential use, are exempt from this requirement. The act takes effect upon passage.
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