SELLER'S GUIDE

Sellers of California real estate have many duties under the law including providing: (1) full disclosure about the condition of the property, (2) a report on the natural hazards associated with the land and its location, (3) environmental hazards and neighborhood influences on the value or desirability of the property.  In addition, sellers must reasonably accommodate buyers' rights to inspect the property, having all utilities operating. 

The purchase agreement that is commonly used in California real estate sales is prepared by the legal staff of the California Association of Realtors (CAR).  It incorporates protections for both buyers and sellers and meets the requirements of real estate law.  Integrated forms are available is a full that provide for all required disclosures and transaction documents. 

For information on the following subjects, click below:

Seller's Disclosures

Transaction Documents

Other Issues and Considerations