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A disclosure statement is a document that a landlord must give the tenant when entering into or renewing a lease. It outlines essential lease information so the tenant can understand, at a glance, the key elements of the lease. It can include: the term or duration of the lease.
In other words, the notes provide financial information that is relevant to existing and potential investors, lenders, and other creditors for making decisions about providing resources to the entity.
What is a disclosure statement? A disclosure statement is a document that a landlord must give the tenant when entering into or renewing a lease. It outlines essential lease information so the tenant can understand, at a glance, the key elements of the lease. It can include: the term or duration of the lease.
Personal information may be disclosed if the disclosure is for a purpose directly related to the original purpose of collection and the person is unlikely to object. Personal information can be disclosed without a persons consent in order to deal with a serious and imminent threat to any persons health or safety.
A California disclosure for sellers means that you have explained the material defects on the property. The form ensures that you have been transparent to the buyers and other stakeholders involved and that they are aware of the material defects and features of the property.
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THE INFORMATION COLLECTED ON THIS FORM IS USED TO GET YOUR PERMISSION FOR THE USE OR DISCLOSURE, TO NON- DEPARTMENT PERSONS/ORGANIZATIONS, OF CERTAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU MAINTAINED BY THE DEPARTMENT.
The key distinction is that use happens within the HIPAA-covered parts of an entity, while disclosure involves releasing information to entities or individuals outside of those covered parts. Think of use as the way PHI is shared or utilized within the different parts of an entity that are covered under HIPAA.

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