provide Buyer with the pamphlet “Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home,” and (iv) give Buyer a 10-day opportunity to inspect for lead-based paint and hazards, if the Property contains residential dwelling units and was constructed prior to 1978. 5. Carbon Monoxide Devices: The sale is not exempt from the State requirements that on or before July 1,2011, for all existing single family dwelliing units, and on or before January 1, 2013, for all other existing dwelling units, the owner must install a carbon monoxide device approved and listed by the State Fire Marshall in the dwelling unit if the dwelling unit has a fossil fuel burning heater or appliance, fireplace, or an attached garage. Note make sure the Carbon Monoxide Devices are in place before an appraisal inspection is conducted for a mortgage. If the device is noted in the appraisal report as missing, a lender can add an appraisal condition, and not give full approval for the loan to fund even if the value and other elements are approved. At that point a device has to be installed, the appraiser sent back out to the property to confirm the device has been installed to code, an updated appraisal has to be completed, report reviewed and approved by the loan underwriter. This adds time and cost to the appraisal (that can become an issue within a transaction with the buyer). Best to avoid the scenario, and install the device early in the process. 6. Megan's Law Data Base Disclosure: The sale is not exempt from the requirement that residential sales contracts contain a notice regarding the availability of information about registered sex offenders. 7. Notice Regarding Gas And Hazardous Liquid Transmission Pipelines: This notice is being provided simply to inform you that information about the general location of gas and
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