Seller's agents would ensure buyers get radon information before signing

A seller's real estate agent would make sure the seller gives the buyer a written radon warning, known radon information, and a state guide. This applies when a seller's agent represents someone transferring an interest in residential property. The seller would disclose radon information the seller knows, including test records, past work to reduce radon, and installed systems. This provision would take effect July 1, 2026, and the information would be given before a purchase agreement is signed.

A buyer would sign to confirm receiving the radon warning, the seller's radon information, and the state guide. The requirement covers transfers of any interest in residential property, including sales, deeds, and leases with an option to buy. The signed confirmation covers all three items given to the buyer. This provision would take effect July 1, 2026.