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The Transfer Disclosure Statement requires sellers to disclose various known property conditions under California Civil Code §1102 et seq. All of the following must be disclosed on the TDS EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

B) Whether the property shares a common wall with an adjacent structure

Sharing a common wall is a physical characteristic of certain property types (e.g., townhomes, row houses) but is not among the specific disclosure items enumerated in the TDS under California Civil Code §1102.6. The TDS targets known defects, material conditions, and system statuses — not neutral structural descriptions that are typically evident from inspection or public records.

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A
Whether the property has a sump pump or has experienced flooding or drainage problems
B
Whether the property shares a common wall with an adjacent structure
C
Whether any room additions or structural modifications were made without required building permits
D
Whether the seller has actual knowledge of any significant defects in the roof, walls, or foundation

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