Imperial County, CA
(909) 206-0010Counties served: Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Ventura
Languages: English
About Stacy Buchheit
Stacy Buchheit is an independent transaction coordinator working with California agents and brokers in Imperial. A transaction coordinator keeps a deal on track from acceptance to close: opening escrow, tracking contingency and disclosure deadlines, chasing signatures, and making sure every required document — including the Natural Hazard Disclosure — is in the file on time.
Imperial County sits in one of California's most seismically active regions — the Brawley Seismic Zone and the southern terminus of the San Andreas fault run through the county — with periodic flood exposure from the Salton Sea and the agricultural canal system; wildfire exposure is minimal given the desert terrain. See how earthquake fault zones affect disclosure. Special tax districts are less common in Imperial County than in coastal/inland Southern California — most new development is concentrated around El Centro and Calexico.
Verity NHD gives coordinators a fast way to order California NHD reports for their clients: bill it to escrow, pay by card, or send the seller a pay link, with eSign included on every report. More at our transaction coordinator page.
Common questions in Imperial
- What's the biggest natural hazard disclosure concern in Imperial County?
- Imperial County sits in one of California's most seismically active regions — the Brawley Seismic Zone and the southern terminus of the San Andreas fault run through the county — with periodic flood exposure from the Salton Sea and the agricultural canal system; wildfire exposure is minimal given the desert terrain. That's the kind of county-level context the statutory NHD report is built to surface for buyers.
- Can a transaction coordinator bill the NHD report to escrow?
- Yes — ordering through Verity NHD lets a coordinator bill the report directly to the escrow file, charge a card, or send the seller a pay link, without carrying the cost themselves.
- What slows down disclosure packages the most?
- Missing or late natural hazard disclosures are one of the most common holdups coordinators run into near contingency deadlines — ordering the NHD report on day one avoids that.
- Does the seller need to sign anything separately for the hazard report?
- No — the report includes eSign, so the coordinator can route it for signature as part of the same disclosure package instead of a separate step.