Environmental
California requires a Natural Hazard Disclosure Statement (NHD) for which type of transfer?
ACommercial property sales only
BResidential real property transfers of one-to-four units✓ Correct
CAny real property sale regardless of use
DResidential rentals for terms exceeding one year
Explanation
The California Natural Hazard Disclosure requirement applies to sales of residential real property consisting of one-to-four dwelling units, including manufactured homes and condominiums. It does not apply to commercial, industrial, or agricultural properties, or to most non-sale transfers.
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