When you sell a home in California, you complete disclosure forms that describe the property’s condition and known issues. This post is general information, not legal advice.
Why they matter
Disclosures give buyers information they need to make a decision. Complete and accurate forms help avoid problems after closing.
How to approach them
- Gather records of repairs, permits, and improvements
- Be thorough and honest about what you know
- When unsure how to answer a question, ask your agent or an attorney
Your agent can explain which forms apply and when they are due. Questions about legal obligations should go to a real estate attorney.
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