The Residential Specialist
FEBRUARY 26, 2021
In California, for example, all sales must include a Natural Hazard Disclosure Report that lets buyers know if a property is located in an area that’s prone to flooding, earthquakes or wildfires, among other things.
HomeLight
OCTOBER 30, 2020
Full disclosure forms are typically several pages long and ask in-depth, multi-part questions on topics like roof age, repair history, and homeowners’ association fees. For example, California has some of the nation’s strictest seller disclosure requirements. Disclosure-disclaimer. Source: (David Spates / Shutterstock).
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HomeLight
MAY 12, 2021
In California, sellers are required to provide buyers with a natural hazard disclosure report. This will tell you if the home is in an earthquake zone, fire hazard zone, high wind zone, flood zone, and so on. Source: (Bob Osias / Unsplash). Flood plains and high winds.
HomeLight
SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
These include: The Transfer Disclosure Statement is the state of California’s mandatory written disclosure form, which walks the seller through sharing material facts like any history of flooding, drainage, the presence and condition of washing machines, gazebos, sump pumps, and smoke detector function, among other items.
HomeLight
SEPTEMBER 28, 2023
If you need assistance completing California’s Natural Hazard Disclosure (NHD) Statement and Disclosure Report, HomeLight encourages you to reach out to a professional advisor. Find an Agent Skilled at Handling Natural Hazard Reports HomeLight can connect you with a top-performing, trusted agent in your California market.
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