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An investor purchases a four-unit apartment building in San Jose, California, from a bank that acquired the property through foreclosure. The investor asks the bank for a Transfer Disclosure Statement. How should the bank respond?

Correct Answer

A) Inform the investor that the sale is exempt from the TDS requirement under Cal. Civil Code §1102.2

Under California Civil Code §1102.2, foreclosure sales by lenders are exempt from the TDS requirement. The bank acquired the property through foreclosure and is selling as a lender, which falls under the statutory exemption.

Answer Options
A
Inform the investor that the sale is exempt from the TDS requirement under Cal. Civil Code §1102.2
B
Provide a TDS with all sections marked 'unknown' since the bank has not lived in the property
C
Provide a TDS but only complete the sections related to the property's financial performance
D
Provide a TDS completed by the previous owner who lost the property to foreclosure

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