California Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement

Property and seller

Items and systems at the property

Identify the appliances, systems, safety devices, water source, utilities, roof type, parking, pools, spas, and other features that are present. State whether each known item is operational or explain what is not.

Known conditions and material facts

• Defects or malfunctions in walls, roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, sewer, septic, heating, cooling, or other structural components.
• Environmental hazards, soil or drainage problems, flooding, settling, landslides, neighborhood noise, nuisances, or other conditions affecting the property.
• Additions, alterations, repairs, permits, shared features, easements, boundary issues, encroachments, lawsuits, insurance claims, HOA matters, and other material facts known to the seller.

Listing and buyer agents

Each broker section records the agent’s reasonably competent and diligent visual inspection and any material facts the agent observes, when that duty applies.

Certification and receipt