What is a Disclosure Package?
Complete guide to real estate disclosure packages in California. Learn requirements, components, and how IonDocs helps.
What is a Disclosure Package in Real Estate?
A disclosure package is a set of documents provided by a seller to inform buyers about a property's condition, legal status, and risks. In California, it ensures compliance with laws like the California Civil Code Section 1102, promoting transparency.
Components of a Disclosure Package
- Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS): Known issues (e.g., structural defects).
- Preliminary Title Report: Liens or ownership issues.
- Natural Hazard Disclosure: Risks like floods or earthquakes.
- HOA Documents: Rules and fees for HOA properties.
- Lead-Based Paint Disclosure: For pre-1978 homes.
California Requirements
Sellers must provide a TDS, disclosing material facts affecting property value. Non-compliance risks legal issues. IonDocs' Disclosure Analysis Report ensures accuracy.
Why IonDocs?
IonDocs' 100-point inspection identifies hidden issues, saving buyers from surprises. Our experts streamline compliance and document preparation.
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