Required Disclosures (7)
Green Disclosure – For properties that contain or are equipped with energy-related features and technologies.
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Lead-Based Paint Disclosure – In accordance with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the seller must provide a lead-based paint disclosure form to a potential buyer.
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Methamphetamines – It is required that it be stated in the purchase agreement that the Buyer is entitled to conduct testing on the property to see if it was ever used as a methamphetamine laboratory.[1]
Radon Disclosure – Requires sellers to disclose any knowledge of radon concentrations at the property and issue a warning statement on the dangers of radon to prospective sellers. In addition, sellers must provide sellers with a copy of the dept. of health & environment’s brochure on radon and real estate.[2]
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Seller’s Property Disclosure – An all-encompassing disclosure form that covers each individual state-mandated disclosure requirement including taxing districts, common interest community, meth lab, potable water, transportation projects, and oil and gas activity.[3]
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Potable Water – The seller must disclose the source of their water in the property disclosure.[4]
Transportation Projects – If there are any transportation projects that are underway nearby, they must be mentioned in the property disclosure.[5]