Navigating Disclosure Requirements

California law requires sellers to disclose known material facts about a property. The Improta Team provides clients with comprehensive forms, checklists, and personal help to avoid post-sale issues and legal risk.

In California’s competitive real estate market, full transparency isn’t just recommended—it’s legally required. Sellers must disclose anything that could impact a buyer’s decision, from past water damage and roof repairs to neighborhood nuisances or upcoming assessments. These disclosures protect both sides of the transaction by ensuring buyers understand the true condition of the home before closing.

Because the disclosure process can feel overwhelming, The Improta Team guides clients through every form with clarity and care. We help sellers identify what must be reported, explain the purpose of each document, and coordinate with inspectors and service professionals when needed. By completing disclosures accurately and upfront, sellers build trust with buyers, reduce the chance of disputes, and keep the transaction moving smoothly.

Whether you’re selling a luxury estate or a starter home, understanding disclosure requirements is essential. With expert support and a proactive approach, you can protect yourself legally while giving buyers the confidence they need to move forward.