Accuracy That’s Easy To Use

Hazard reports can often be complex and confusing for both agents and consumers. Our residential reports are not only the most accurate, but also clearly written and designed to be presented by the agent and easily understood by the buyer. We compare the exact property line with the “official” hazard zone boundary so you’ll know if the property is IN or NOT IN the zone.

The Industry Standard Package™

This package is a favorite of California sellers, buyers and agents.

• NATURAL HAZARDS - Covers Federal, State, and Local City and County-level natural hazard disclosures, including the state-mandated earthquake, fire and flood zones on the statutory "Natural Hazard Disclosure Statement". Also addresses Former Military Ordnance Sites, Airport Influence Areas, Commercial & Industrial Usage, Megan’s Law, Toxic Mold Act, Radon, and additional disclosures. Take a look at a sample here
• PROPERTY TAX LIABILITY - Includes the state-mandated "Notice of Special Tax" (for Mello Roos Community Facilities Districts) and "Notice of Special Assessment" (1915 Bond Act), as well as a detailed breakdown of all local taxes to help you fully satisfy statutory requirements and standard-of-care. Take a look at a sample here
  
• ENVIRONMENTAL SCREENING - Reports the results of a search of government records for sites of known environmental contamination on and near the subject property, such as leaking underground fuel tanks and contaminated landfills and industrial sites, with a comprehensive easy-to-understand explanation of the hazards.NEW: Now includes the 2000-foot gas transmission pipeline proximity disclosure! Take a look at a sample here

The Comprehensive Report™

This is the minimum standard in order to meet California disclosures. It includes the same natural hazards and property tax liability disclosures as above.

*Note: This report does NOT include the environmental screening disclosures.

The Arizona Property Hazard Disclosure Report™

FANHD’s Arizona Property Hazard Disclosure Report assists Arizona home buyers in the “due-diligence” investigation of their property before signing the purchase contract, and protects sellers by disclosing up front the hazards which the state considers important in a property transaction—all in a clear and simple report format.

The Nevada Property Hazard Disclosure Report™

FANHD’s Nevada Property Hazard Disclosure Report is designed to assist sellers and their agents in minimizing the potential for non-disclosure lawsuits after the transaction has closed.