Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: disclosure statement

Your disclosure statement should contain a clear, concise statement that contains all of the facts known to you concerning the roof you installed. A good rule of thumb in making disclosures in real estate deals is, the more information, the better off you will be.

With respect to the "agreement" and recording "it" with the county recorder, without more information concerning your specific situation, it is impossible to give you any guidance.

You should probably arrange to meet with an attorney, and provide that attorney with a copy of your homeowners association bylaws, your CC&Rs, and any other documents you may have from the association, the association's architectural committee (if any), all notices you have received from the association, and any documents relating to the roof you installed. After reviewing your documents, and discussing your specific situation, the attorney you select would be able to at least tell you what steps you should take, and what provisions should be included in your "agreement."