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NHD report

The Natural Hazard Disclosure — flood, fire, earthquake and seismic zones, plus the tax disclosures.

When you need one

At listing. It's a required disclosure in California and the buyer will ask for it.

What it costs in San Diego

$99–$150, usually paid by the seller.

Ranges for a typical $1M sale. Get a quote.

What to ask before you hire

  • Does the report include the tax and Mello-Roos disclosures?
  • How fast is turnaround?
  • Is there a fee to update it if the listing runs long?

Our vendors

We keep two or three we trust for this, and we don't publish their names — they get our clients, not cold calls. Ask for an introduction and we'll make it.

Same house. Over $900 less a month.

On a $1M home, the seller pays your agent about $30,000. We keep a flat $4,999 and give you the rest, around $25,000. Use it to buy your rate down from 7% to as low as 5% and take over $900 off your monthly payment in year one.

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What's a temporary buydown? →

Example temporary rate buydown on a $1M San Diego home with 20% down and a 30-year fixed loan at 7%. The lower rate applies to the early years of the loan, and terms vary by lender. Assumes the seller offers 3% to the buyer's agent. Lender approval required. Estimate only, not a guarantee.

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