Disclosure law is state law. The same unanswered question — a soft floor, a wet basement, a flood in 2019 — is a required disclosure in one state and perfectly legal silence in another. Every state's rules, in one index:
- Alabama — caveat emptor (buyer beware) - no statutory seller disclosure form. County & state records guide
- Alaska — State of Alaska Residential Real Property Transfer Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Arizona — Seller's Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS). County & state records guide
- Arkansas — caveat emptor (buyer beware) - no disclosure statute addressing the individual owner/seller. County & state records guide
- California — Transfer Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Colorado — Seller's Property Disclosure (Residential) - SPD19. County & state records guide
- Connecticut — Residential Property Condition Report. County & state records guide
- Delaware — Seller's Disclosure of Real Property Condition Report. County & state records guide
- District of Columbia — Seller's Disclosure Statement (Seller's Property Condition Statement). County & state records guide
- Florida — no statutory general seller disclosure form; duty to disclose known material defects comes from case law (Johnson v. Davis), plus specific statutory disclosures including a mandatory flood disclosure. County & state records guide
- Georgia — Seller's Property Disclosure Statement (GAR Form F301). County & state records guide
- Hawaii — Statutory disclosure statement required by law (HRS Chapter 508D, Mandatory Seller Disclosures in Real Estate Transactions). County & state records guide
- Idaho — Seller Property Disclosure Form. County & state records guide
- Illinois — Residential Real Property Disclosure Report. County & state records guide
- Indiana — Seller's Residential Real Estate Sales Disclosure (State Form 46234). County & state records guide
- Iowa — Residential Property Seller Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Kansas — Caveat emptor (buyer beware): no state-mandated seller disclosure form; sellers must not commit fraud or conceal known defects, and licensed agents must disclose adverse material facts they actually know. County & state records guide
- Kentucky — Seller's Disclosure of Property Condition (Kentucky Real Estate Commission Form 402). County & state records guide
- Louisiana — Property Disclosure Document. County & state records guide
- Maine — Seller disclosure statement required by law (33 M.R.S. 173) with statutorily listed content; exemptions under 33 M.R.S. 172. County & state records guide
- Maryland — Maryland Residential Property Disclosure and Disclaimer Statement. County & state records guide
- Massachusetts — caveat emptor. County & state records guide
- Michigan — Seller's Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Minnesota — Seller's Property Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Mississippi — Property Condition Disclosure Statement (PCDS). County & state records guide
- Missouri — limited / caveat emptor. County & state records guide
- Montana — Montana Owner's Property Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Nebraska — Seller Property Condition Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Nevada — Seller's Real Property Disclosure (SRPD). County & state records guide
- New Hampshire — limited. County & state records guide
- New Jersey — Seller's Property Condition Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- New Mexico — limited. County & state records guide
- New York — Property Condition Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- North Carolina — Residential Property and Owners' Association Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- North Dakota — Seller's Property Condition Disclosure. County & state records guide
- Ohio — Residential Property Disclosure Form. County & state records guide
- Oklahoma — Residential Property Condition Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Oregon — Seller's Property Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Pennsylvania — Seller's Property Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Rhode Island — Rhode Island Real Estate Sales Disclosure Form. County & state records guide
- South Carolina — Residential Property Condition Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- South Dakota — Seller's Property Condition Disclosure Statement (SDCL 43-4-44). County & state records guide
- Tennessee — Tennessee Residential Property Condition Disclosure. County & state records guide
- Texas — Seller's Disclosure Notice (TREC Form OP-H). County & state records guide
- Utah — limited. County & state records guide
- Vermont — limited. County & state records guide
- Virginia — Residential Property Disclosure Statement. County & state records guide
- Washington — Seller Disclosure Statement (Form 17). County & state records guide
- West Virginia — caveat emptor. County & state records guide
- Wisconsin — Real Estate Condition Report. County & state records guide
- Wyoming — caveat emptor. County & state records guide
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