The owner of pre-1978 rental housing must

This choice is incorrect because the regulations regarding lead-based paint apply to all tenants, not just those with children. The law is designed to protect all residents from the potential health risks associated with lead exposure, regardless of whether children are present.

While it is important to address lead hazards, this choice misrepresents the owner's immediate obligations. The law requires landlords to disclose the presence of lead-based paint rather than mandate its removal or covering by licensed professionals. Such actions may be necessary based on risk assessments but are not part of the initial regulatory requirements.

This choice is misleading as it implies an obligation to allow tenants to test for lead within a specific timeframe. In reality, landlords must provide the required booklet and disclosure form upfront, rather than waiting for a tenant to request testing or provide documentation within a set period.