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2 years ago
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The Subdivided Lands Act disclosure requirements applies to: any subdivider working with or for the property owner. any licensee

acting as a buyer's agent for a principal purchasing in a subdivision. any lender of a subdivision. the purchaser of the subdivided land.
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Anna [14]2 years ago
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The Subdivided Lands Act disclosure requirements apply to (B) any subdivider working with or for the property owner.

<h3>What is the Subdivided Lands Act?</h3>
  • The Subdivided Lands Act is largely a consumer protection statute designed to ensure proper disclosures are made.
  • The California Department of Real Estate interprets and enforces the Subdivided Lands Act, which governs public offerings of land in subdivisions for sale or lease.
  • The disclosure requirements of the Subdivided Lands Act apply to any subdivider who works with or for the property owner.
  • The Subdivided Lands Act was enacted to safeguard purchasers of property in new subdivisions from fraud or misrepresentation when purchasing subdivided land.

Therefore, the Subdivided Lands Act disclosure requirements apply to (B) any subdivider working with or for the property owner.

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The complete question is given below:
The Subdivided Lands Act disclosure requirements apply to:

(A) any lender of a subdivision.

(B) any subdivider working with or for the property owner.

(C) the purchaser of the subdivided land.

(D) any licensee acting as a buyer's agent for a principal purchasing in a subdivision

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