Which item is included in condo resale disclosure requirements?

• A. Zoning designation
• B. Legal description
• C. Parking space details
• D. Insurance policy number

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that condo resale disclosures must clearly identify the exact property being transferred. The legal description of the unit does that by pinpointing the precise parcel within the condominium regime and linking it to the recorded deeds and association documents. This precise identification is essential to ensure there’s no confusion about what is being bought and what parts of the property (including any separate interests and access to common elements) are included.

Zoning designation is a municipal label about land use, not part of the condo association’s internal disclosure package. Parking space details might be relevant in a listing, but they aren’t a standard required element of the resale disclosure. The insurance portion covers what the association provides in terms of coverage, but the policy number itself isn’t typically a required item in the disclosure.