sellers of residential properties containing not more than 4 dwelling units shall complete and provide to the purchaser a disclosure form indicating the presence of all environmental hazards, including radon, carbon monoxide, formaldeyde, lead, asbestos, and indoor residential mold, that are known to the seller. Such a disclosure form shall be its own conspicuous form that includes information regarding health and dangers about such environmental hazards. (c) Use Amounts provided as financial awards pursuant to this section shall be used only for activities that make health-related improvements to housing units that serve primarily low-income persons and are located within the jurisdiction of the State, Indian tribe, county, local government, or other unit of government that is awarded such assistance. 12. Uniform physical inspection sampling The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development shall revise the regulations of the Secretary under subpart G of part 5 of title 24, Code of Federal Regulations (relating to physical condition standards and inspection requirements), as follows: (1) Annual inspections In section 5.705, as amended by the final rule for National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate (88 Fed. Reg. 30442), to provide that physical inspections are conducted annually without exception. (2) Sampling of units To provide that, in carrying out uniform physical inspection requirements under an annual inspection, the Department of Housing and Urban Development shall ensure that any units in HUD housing that were not inspected during the previous two annual inspections shall be inspected during the next occurring annual inspection. (3) Inclusion of priority units in score In carrying out uniform physical inspection requirements under an annual inspection, the Department of Housing and Urban Development shall ensure that any and all individual units requested to be inspected by tenants are included as part of the composite score of the property. 13. Denial of depreciation deduction for