Hawaii Sellers Real Property Disclosure Statement

Step 1

Purpose of Disclosure Statement: Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes, Chapter 508D
A seller of residential real property is obligated to fully and accurately disclose in writing to a buyer all “material facts” concerning the property. For all other real estate transactions, including the sale of vacant land, sellers are also advised to uphold any common law duty to disclose all material facts necessary to prevent misleading representations.

I understand that I am the legal seller of this Property. It is my responsibility to meet any legal requirements for selling, disclosures and any other legal requirements. I will not receive any legal indemnity from SRPDS.com for any issues that may arise.

Step 2

Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes, Chapter 508D-8, this Disclosure Statement may exclude information regarding:

(1) An occupant of the residential real property was afflicted with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) or AIDS related complex, or had been tested for human immunodeficiency virus; or
(2) The residential real property was the site of an act or occurrence that had no effect on the physical structure or the physical environment of the residential real property, or the improvements located on the residential real property.

This Disclosure Statement is intended to assist Seller in organizing and presenting all material facts concerning the Property. It is very important that Seller exercise due care in preparing responses to questions posed in the Disclosure Statement, and that all responses are made in good faith, are truthful and complete to the best of Seller's knowledge. Seller's agent, Buyer and Buyer's agent may rely upon Seller's disclosures.

SELLER IS ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN PROFESSIONAL ADVICE AND/OR HAVE AN EXPERT INSPECT PROPERTY PRIOR TO PREPARING THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT.

Step 3

Seller's Statement: This is a statement concerning information relating to the condition of Property that:
(i) is within the knowledge or control of Seller;
(ii) can be observed from visible, accessible areas; or
(iii) which is required by Section 508D-4.5 and 508D-15, Hawai'i Revised Statutes. Seller may not be aware of problems affecting Property, and there may be material facts of which Seller is not aware that qualified experts may be able to discover or time may reveal. Unless Buyer has been otherwise specifically advised, Seller has not conducted any inspections of generally inaccessible areas of Property.

The statements made below are made by Seller and are not statements or representations of Seller's agent unless specifically identified.

The Disclosure Statement and the disclosures made by Seller are provided exclusively to Buyers involved in this transaction only, and do not apply to any subsequent sales not involving this Seller.

THIS DISCLOSURE STATEMENT IS NOT A WARRANTY OF ANY KIND BY SELLER OR BY ANY AGENT REPRESENTING SELLER AND IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR ANY EXPERT INSPECTION, PROFESSIONAL ADVICE, OR WARRANTY THAT BUYER MAY WISH TO OBTAIN.

Step 4

General Instructions to Seller:
(1) Answer ALL questions in the applicable sections.
(2) If checked or answered YES, explain all material facts known to you.
(3) Each property/dwelling/structure shall have its own Disclosure.
(4) NTMK means NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE.
(5) NA means NOT APPLICABLE and cannot be answered by YES, NO or NTMK

MUST BE COMPLETED BY SELLER ONLY

Step 5

Seller Name:
Is there another seller on Title?
YESNO

Second Seller Name:

Property Reference or Address:
Street Number:
Unit:

Parcel Number
Tax Map Key:

Parcel Number
Tax Map Key(TMK)

TMK:

Step 6

Tenure:Fee SimpleLeasehold

Licensee: Brokerage Firm:
Agent Email: Your Email:

Do you currently "Occupy" property?
YESNO

Have you ever visited Property?
YESNever Visited

If not presently owner occupied, date of Seller's last visit?

Has the property ever been rented during your term of ownership?
YESNO

Name of Property Manager(s):

Step 18

Property Type:CondoResidentialLand

Step 23

DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT
For Residential Real Estate in the Sea Level Rise Exposure Area

The State of Hawai'i recently enacted a new update to the Mandatory Seller Disclosures in Real Estate Transactions Law in 2021, codified within Hawai'i Revised Statutes $508D-15, requiring that real estate transactions within the State of Hawai'i must disclose any risk of sea level rise to the property.

Check Sea Level Rise

Is property within a 3.2 ft Sea Level Rise Exposure Area?
YESNO

Step 24

FINAL STEP

Your Signature

I Attest that I am legally authorized to complete this form and all informaion is accurate.
Submit Form

Hawaii Sellers Real Property Disclosure Statement

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 1 to 5 of 34

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 6 to 10 of 34

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 11 to 15 of 34

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 16 to 20 of 34

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 21 to 25 of 34

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 26 to 30 of 34

SECTION A: GENERAL - Questions 31 to 34 of 34

SECTION B: UTILITIES AND SERVICES:

SECTION B1: WATER

SECTION B: UTILITIES AND SERVICES:

SECTION B2: POWER

SECTION B: UTILITIES AND SERVICES:

SECTION B3: SEWER

SECTION B: UTILITIES AND SERVICES:

SECTION B4: SERVICES

SECTION C: HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

SECTION C: HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

SECTION D: CONDO SPECIFIC:

SECTION D: CONDO SPECIFIC:

SECTION E: IMPROVEMENTS - Questions 1 to 12 of 12

SECTION F: DEFECTS, REPAIRS OR REPLACEMENTS (Past or present):

FINAL STEP