Hawaii SB293 amends real property transaction laws to require disclosure of mail delivery issues in property sales.
Hawaii SB293 amends the definition of "disclosure statement" to include the inability of the United States Postal Service to deliver mail or packages to a residential property being sold. This change mandates that sellers disclose such delivery issues as part of the disclosure statement. The bill also adds a new section to Chapter 508D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, specifying that mail delivery problems must be disclosed. This amendment aims to ensure buyers are fully informed about potential issues with mail delivery before purchasing a property.
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