California Codes, Civil Code, Division 2 — Property, Part 4 — Acquisition of Property, Title 4 — Transfer, Chapter 2 — Transfer of Real Property, Article 1 — Mode of Transfer

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Section 1091Requires transfer of a real-property estate, other than an estate at will or a term of one year or less, to occur…Section 1092Allows a grant of a real-property estate to use the statutory model form identifying the grantor, grantee, county, property description or descriptive…Section 1093Establishes that, absent the grantor’s express written statement, combining previously separate legal descriptions into one later deed, mortgage, patent, deed of trust,…Section 1095Requires an attorney in fact who executes an instrument transferring a real-property estate to sign the principal’s name and also the attorney’s…Section 1096Requires a real-estate owner whose name later changes to state in any conveyance the name under which title was acquired. A noncompliant…Section 1097Limits a vendor or lessor of single-family residential property to a maximum $10 fee for signing and delivering a document connected with…Section 1098Defines a “transfer fee” as a fee triggered by transfer or sale under a real-property covenant, restriction, condition, or other instrument, while…Section 1098.5Requires transfer-fee recipients to record a separate 14-point boldface notice stating owners, fee, expiration, purpose, payee, and signature; residential notices must show…Section 1098.6Prohibits creation of a transfer fee on or after January 1, 2019 and makes a violating fee void as against public policy.…Section 1099Requires a transferor or agent, when a structural-pest report or certification is contractually or financially required, to deliver the report and any…

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