Just Some of the Property Disclosures you may need when selling your home.

• Multiple Client Disclosure (DA-11)

• Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS-11)

• Natural Hazards Disclosure
  
  

  "A real estate broker is under a duty to disclose facts materially affecting the value or desirability of the property that are known to him or which through reasonable diligence should be known to him."Easton v. Strassburger, 152 Cal. App. 3d 90, 98 (1984).

  California was the first state to abandon caveat emptor in the real estate arena, enacting numerous statutes and handing down even more decisions, like Easton, that provide a buyer with sufficient information for him/her to make an educated judgement in buying his/her home. Even though real estate practitioners know that statutory and common law impose strict duties of disclosure on sellers, the amount of litigation arising from inadequate disclosure suggests that seller and agent disclosure duties are gravely misunderstood.
  
  

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