TREC's consumer notice (OP-I, approved for voluntary use by license holders) about common hazardous conditions in residential property that can cause property damage, injury or death. It lists examples TREC's Standards of Practice require licensed inspectors to report as 'Deficient' — electrical safety (GFCI and AFCI devices, bonding and grounding), safety glass, fire safety (smoke alarms, fire-rated doors, escape and rescue openings), malfunctioning carbon monoxide alarms, baluster spacing, appliance and safety-device installation, and gas piping bonding including corrugated stainless steel tubing — explains that some of these conditions may not have violated building codes when the home was built, and that neither the Standards of Practice nor TREC's contract forms require a seller to remedy what an inspection reports: whether to correct or negotiate repairs is up to the parties. No blanks and no signature line.
Residential Sales
The TREC OP-I form is organized into the following sections:
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