Real Estate Disclosure Dispute

California Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS) Claims

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Your Information

Under California Civil Code sections 1102-1102.17, sellers must disclose known material facts about a property. Failure to disclose can result in rescission of the sale or damages.

Property & Transaction Details

Seller & Agent Information

Disclosure Violations

Select all defects or conditions that were not properly disclosed. Under California law, sellers must disclose all known material facts that could affect the value or desirability of the property.

Complete Failure to Provide TDS

Seller never provided the Transfer Disclosure Statement as required

False Statements on TDS

Seller marked "No" for issues they knew existed

Material Omissions

Seller failed to disclose known material facts

Agent Disclosure Failure

Real estate agent knew of defects but failed to disclose

Foundation problems / structural damage
Roof leaks or damage
Water intrusion / flooding history
Mold contamination
Pest infestation (termites, rodents, etc.)
Plumbing defects / sewer issues
Electrical system problems
HVAC system defects
Unpermitted work / code violations
Environmental hazards (asbestos, lead, etc.)
Boundary/encroachment issues
Undisclosed easements or restrictions
HOA problems / special assessments
Neighbor disputes / noise issues
Death on property (within 3 years)
Natural hazard zone issues
Prior insurance claims not disclosed
Other material defect

Damages & Document Selection

Under California law, you may be entitled to: (1) the cost to repair the defects, (2) the difference in value between what was represented and actual value, or (3) rescission of the sale in cases of fraud.

Get written estimates from licensed contractors if possible

Damage Calculation

Repair Costs: $0
Other Damages: $0
Diminished Value: $0
Total Damages: $0

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