The Department of Real Estate ensures that subdividers comply with real estate and subdivided lands laws when offering new homes or lots for sale and deliver to buyers what was agreed to at the time of purchase.
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The following are examples of language typically found in statements in separate disclosure letters and title reports required from title companies to support applications for Public Report: 1. “Permanent access
The Sub-Ex exemption from Public Report filing applies only for a Public Report by a previous Subdivider that was dated within the past FIVE years. As a “Subsequent Owner” of lots located
It may be an oxymoron, but a Public Report (now known as a “Subdivision Disclosure Report”) is required for sale of an unsubdivided subdivision of 6 or more parcels, each less than 36
If, at any time after approval and issuance of the Public Report, there is a material change to the development, the offering or any disclosures in the Public Report, the
Proper Assurances for Completion and Maintenance of Improvements The DRE requires and accepts various methods of assurance of completion of proposed common-area and subdivision infrastructure improvements for the purpose of issuing Subdivision
If you are planning to offer for sale lots within a subdivision where public or private infrastructure improvements are ongoing, you must provide an “assurance of completion” of all planned
