Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 4 Exam Practice

Which factor is NOT usually considered in condition precedent involving recreational property wells?

1. Water supply adequacy

2. Bacteriological water test.

3. Well record from local municipality.

4. Good working condition of well equipment.

5. Water's mineral content.

6. Structural integrity of the well.

The correct answer is: Well record from local municipality.

The correct answer is based on the fact that the well record from the local municipality is typically not a direct factor included in condition precedent evaluations concerning recreational property wells. Conditions precedent often focus on aspects that directly affect the usability and safety of the well, such as its operational status, water quality, and supply adequacy. Adequacy of water supply ensures that the well can meet the required demands for recreational use. A bacteriological water test is essential to confirm that the water is safe for consumption, addressing public health concerns. Evaluating the good working condition of well equipment ensures the system functions properly, preventing potential issues that could arise during use. Assessing the mineral content of water is important for determining whether the water is suitable for its intended use, as excess minerals can affect both health and equipment. Finally, examining the structural integrity of the well is crucial since any weakness could compromise the safety and functionality of the well. In contrast, the well record from the local municipality may provide background and administrative details about the well, but it does not typically impact the immediate evaluation of the well’s condition or its capability to meet specific recreational needs.