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REFERENCE LIBRARY

California Disclosure Library

Every form your seller will sign, explained in plain English by a 37-year real estate professional.

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C.A.R. NHDStatutory

Natural Hazard Disclosure Statement

The statutory form that tells a buyer whether the property sits in any of six mapped natural hazard zones. Seller and listing agent sign it; the buyer acknowledges receipt.

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TDSStatutory

Transfer Disclosure Statement

The core seller disclosure for one-to-four residential units. The seller reports known conditions; each agent adds a visual inspection section.

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C.A.R. SPQStatutory

Seller Property Questionnaire

A C.A.R. form, not a statute. It asks the follow-up questions the TDS does not, and it is where most real disclosure detail actually lands.

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AB 38Hazard & Safety

Wildfire Disclosure (AB 38)

Two linked obligations for homes in High and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones: a home-hardening disclosure and documentation of defensible-space compliance.

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Civ. Code § 2079.10aStatutory

Megan's Law Notice

Statutory notice language that must appear in every residential purchase agreement and lease, pointing the buyer or tenant to the state's sex offender database.

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Federal LBPFederal

Lead-Based Paint Disclosure

A federal requirement for housing built before 1978: disclose known lead-based paint, provide the EPA pamphlet, and offer a 10-day inspection opportunity.

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Civ. Code § 1102.6bTax & Financial

Mello-Roos / Special Tax Notice

When a property sits in a Mello-Roos Community Facilities District or a 1915 Act assessment district, the seller must deliver a notice of that special tax or assessment.

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Civ. Code § 1102.6cTax & Financial

Supplemental Property Tax Notice

Statutory notice telling the buyer that a reassessment after purchase will produce one or two supplemental tax bills that are not included in the impound account.

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Civ. Code § 2079.8Hazard & Safety

Earthquake Safety Booklet

Delivery of the state earthquake safety booklet, plus — for certain pre-1960 homes — a completed Residential Earthquake Hazards Report identifying known weaknesses.

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Civ. Code § 2079.10Statutory

Home Energy Rating Booklet

Delivery of the state home energy rating booklet satisfies the seller's and agent's disclosure obligation about home energy ratings. No rating or testing is required.

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H&S §§ 19211, 13113.8, 17926Hazard & Safety

Water Heater & Detector Statements

Three linked seller certifications: the water heater is braced and strapped, smoke alarms comply, and carbon monoxide devices are installed.

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AB 968Statutory

Renovation Disclosure (AB 968)

Effective July 1, 2024: a seller who acquired the property within the prior 18 months must disclose the work done since acquisition, who did it, and what was permitted.

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C.A.R. ADAgency & Compensation

Agency Disclosure

The statutory form explaining seller agency, buyer agency, and dual agency — delivered before the client signs a listing or an offer, then confirmed in the contract.

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C.A.R. BRBCAgency & Compensation

Buyer Representation Agreement

Since January 1, 2025, a written buyer representation agreement must be in place as soon as practicable and before an offer is written, with compensation stated in writing.

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