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California real estate disclosure checklist 2021-2026

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The document is a Seller's Mandatory Disclosure Statement required for non-residential property transactions in California. It outlines the seller's obligations to inform potential buyers about various hazards related to the property, including hazardous substances, earthquake fault zones, seismic hazard zones, fire risks, and flood hazards. The document includes specific legal references and requires sellers to disclose known conditions or risks associated with the property. Buyers are advised to seek further information and consult professionals regarding these disclosures.

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Begin by filling out the property details, including the address and names of the seller and buyer. Ensure all information is accurate to avoid any legal issues.
Proceed to Section 1 regarding Earthquake Fault Zones. Indicate whether the property is located within such a zone by checking the appropriate box.
Continue through each section, providing necessary disclosures about seismic hazards, fire protection, and flood risks. For each hazard, select 'yes' or 'no' as applicable.
In Section 12 on Hazardous Substances, specify if there are any known hazardous materials on or beneath the property. This is crucial for compliance with California Health and Safety Code.
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Is California a full disclosure state?

Sellers in California must disclose, in writing, a long list of specific types of disclosures, including: A standard disclosure statement that includes anything related to the condition of the property, like HVAC, gutters, appliances, windows, sump pumps, garage doors and more.

What is required to disclose a real estate license in California?

(a) A real estate broker or salesperson, when engaging in acts for which a license is required, shall disclose its, his or her eight (8) digit real estate license identification number and responsible brokers name as currently licensed, and may, but is not required to, also include the responsible brokers license

What are the disclosure requirements in California?

California law mandates sellers to provide comprehensive details about their properties. This includes disclosing any known defects or issues in a property, like plumbing problems, roof damage, or mold. Sellers must fill out a Transfer Disclosure Statement, which becomes a key document in the transaction.