Fair Housing
Which California law requires sellers and agents to provide specific disclosures about property condition to buyers in residential transactions?
ACalifornia Business and Professions Code §10177
BCalifornia Civil Code §1102 (Transfer Disclosure Statement law)✓ Correct
CCalifornia Health and Safety Code §25249.5
DCalifornia Government Code §65940
Explanation
California Civil Code §1102 requires sellers of residential real property to complete a Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS), which includes disclosures about known property conditions and defects. Fair housing obligations are separately reinforced through FEHA and the Unruh Civil Rights Act.
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