technical correction; seller; disclosure
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona law regarding property sales. Specifically, it clarifies that sellers who have remediated soil on their property must provide written notice to the buyer about the remediation. The notice is not required if the remediation meets standards for residential use as defined by state rules. This ensures transparency in property sales involving previously treated land.
Key provisions
- Requires sellers of remediated property to provide written notice to buyers.
- Defines ‘residential use’ for the purposes of the disclosure requirement.
- Specifies that the notice is not required if remediation meets residential standards.
- States that legal actions related to this disclosure requirement will proceed like other civil lawsuits.
Who is affected
- Property owners
- Potential property buyers
- Real estate sellers
- Real estate brokers
Notable changes
- Clarifies the disclosure obligation for soil remediation.
- Defines ‘residential use’ to determine when disclosure is necessary.
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