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In California, real estate sellers face specific, legally mandated disclosure obligations when selling residential properties containing one to four units. These requirements are designed to inform prospective buyers of any known material facts that could affect a property’s value or desirability, ultimately fostering transparency and protecting both parties in the transaction. Key disclosures include the Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS), which addresses the property’s condition, as well as the Natural Hazard Disclosure Statement (NHD), which covers risks such as earthquakes, wildfires, and floods. By providing accurate and thorough information, sellers help buyers make well-informed decisions, reduce the likelihood of disputes, and maintain the integrity of the real estate process.

Disclosures when you sell your property

In California, real estate sellers have specific disclosure obligations when selling residential properties containing one to four units. These requirements are designed to ensure that potential buyers are fully informed about the property’s condition and any known defects. Here are the key points regarding real estate disclosures in California: Disclosures Requirements Timing and Delivery of […]

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Los Angeles Fires

The Impact of Los Angeles Fires: A Guide for Homeowners and Investors

Los Angeles Fires Los Angeles, known for its scenic beauty and vibrant communities, often faces the devastating challenge of wildfires. As professionals in the real estate industry, we at M-1 Realty understand the deep concerns that homeowners and investors have regarding the impact of these fires on property values, safety, and the long-term sustainability of

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