1.) Agricultural Area Disclosure: This notice informs buyers that the property is located near or within an agricultural district. It ensures that buyers understand they cannot claim farm-related noise and odors constitute a nuisance (§ 2572).

1.) Consumer Information Statement (CIS): This form explains the different types of legal relationships a buyer or seller can have with a real estate agent in Delaware. It must be signed to clarify who the agent represents (§ 2933).

2.) Fire Sprinkler Option Notice: For a new home construction, the seller or builder must provide the buyer with a written option to install an automatic fire sprinkler system at the buyer’s expense (§ 2572A). The buyer must acknowledge receipt of this information and indicate their choice.

3.) Lead-Based Paint Disclosure: If the residence being sold was built before 1978, the seller must disclose all known information regarding lead paint that may be present in the home, and provide the buyer with an informational document related to the hazardous material (42 U.S. Code § 4852d).

4.) Property and Radon Disclosure Exemption: Certain properties are exempt from the Seller’s Disclosure of Real Property Condition Report and Radon Disclosure (§ 2577). The seller must complete the form linked in the title if their property falls under this category.

5.) Radon Disclosure: The seller must disclose all known information pertaining to the property’s radon contamination and testing (§ 2572A).

6.) Seller’s Disclosure of Real Property Condition Report: When a prospective buyer makes an offer on a residential property, the seller or their agent must provide a copy of this report (§ 2573). This form includes Delaware’s mandatory disclosure of material defects (§ 2572).

1.) Condominium HOA Resale Certificate: This document provides the buyer with information pertaining to the property’s homeowners or condominium association (§ 81-409).

2.) Fixture and Personal Property Disclosure: This form identifies any fixtures, appliances, and personal property items that are included in or excluded from the property sale.

3.) Lease / Rental Agreement Disclosure: This document outlines the terms of any existing leases and security deposits of a property that is currently occupied by tenants. It informs the buyer of their legal responsibilities as a new landlord after the sale.