PSI Virginia Real Estate Practice Exam

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What type of information does Megan’s Law mandate to be made available to the public?

Property tax information
Details about registered sex offenders
Homeowner association rules
Property inspection reports

The correct answer is: Details about registered sex offenders

Megan's Law requires that information about registered sex offenders be made available to the public. This legislation was enacted to enhance community safety by ensuring that individuals can access information about sex offenders living in their area. The aim is to promote awareness and provide transparency, particularly in neighborhoods where families and children may live. The information typically includes the offender's name, photograph, address, and nature of the offense, enabling community members to take precautions as necessary. The other options, such as property tax information, homeowner association rules, and property inspection reports, are not related to Megan's Law and instead pertain to different aspects of property and community governance. Property tax information concerns local government assessments, homeowner association rules pertain to the regulations governing communities managed by associations, and property inspection reports are evaluations of a property's condition conducted by licensed inspectors. None of these provide the safety awareness that Megan's Law aims to promote regarding registered sex offenders.