Requires certain disclosures when single-family homes with solar panels installed are sold.
S 681 requires sellers of single-family homes with solar panels to disclose the installer’s name and contact information in property disclosure statements or contracts. If panels are leased, sellers must clearly state whether the lease transfers to the buyer and include the installer’s details if it does. Sellers who falsely claim installer information face a $1,000 penalty per violation. The law applies to homes with solar installations sold after enactment, with a public education program to inform consumers about the requirements.
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