1.) Condominium Addendum to the Real Estate Condition Report: This mandatory form is completed by the seller to link the real estate transaction to a specific condominium unit (§ 709.02(2)). It details unit-specific finances, including whether all monthly association fees and assessments are paid up to date.

2.) Condominium Executive Summary: If the property being sold is a condominium, a representative from its association must complete this form to disclose information regarding the community’s rules, fees, and governing structure (§ 703.33(1m)).

3.) Lead-Based Paint Disclosure: This federally-mandated form requires sellers of homes built before 1978 to disclose any known lead paint hazards on the property (42 U.S. Code § 4852d). It provides the buyer with an educational safety pamphlet and a ten-day window to conduct an optional property inspection.

4.) Real Estate Condition Report (RECR): Sellers must disclose known structural, mechanical, environmental, or land-use defects to the best of their personal knowledge (§ 709.03). This report must be delivered to the buyer within ten days of contract acceptance, or the buyer has a legal right to cancel the purchase