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A seller completing the Transfer Disclosure Statement in California must disclose various property conditions. All of the following must be disclosed on the TDS EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

D) A death on the property that occurred more than three years before the buyer's offer

Under California Civil Code §1710.2, a death on the property need not be disclosed if it occurred more than three years before the buyer makes an offer. This is a specific statutory carve-out that removes this fact from the seller's disclosure obligations on the TDS.

Answer Options
A
Neighborhood noise from a nearby freeway that the seller is aware of
B
Known defects in the plumbing system that could affect the property's value
C
Alterations or room additions made to the property without required building permits
D
A death on the property that occurred more than three years before the buyer's offer

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