1000 Pre-Buyout Disclosure Form
1000 Pre-Buyout Disclosure Form
1000 Pre-Buyout Disclosure Form
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Street Name
Unit Number
Zip Code
(b) The following people will be conducting Buyout Negotiations on behalf of the landlord. (If
the landlord is an entity, the landlord shall provide the names of all people within that entity who
will be conducting the Buyout Negotiations.)
1.
2.
Print Name Here
3.
4.
Print Name Here
(c) The following people will have decision-making authority over the terms of the Buyout
Agreement on behalf of the landlord. (If the landlord is an entity, the landlord shall provide the
names of all people within that entity who will have decision-making authority over the terms of
the Buyout Agreement.)
1.
2.
Print Name Here
3.
4.
Print Name Here
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A tenant has the right not to enter into a Buyout Agreement or Buyout Negotiations.
(2) A tenant may choose to consult with an attorney before entering into a Buyout Agreement
or Buyout Negotiations.
(3) Tenants rights organizations and their contact information are listed on page 3 as
Attachment A.
(4) Information about tenants rights is also available at the Rent Boards office (25 Van Ness
Avenue, Room 320, San Francisco, CA), through its counseling telephone number (415-2524602) and on its website (www.sfrb.org). A tenant may visit the Rent Boards office for
information about other Buyout Agreements in the tenants neighborhood.
(5) A tenant may rescind a Buyout Agreement for up to 45 days after the Buyout Agreement is
fully executed. In order to rescind a Buyout Agreement, the tenant must, on or before the 45th
day following the execution of the Buyout Agreement by all parties, hand deliver, email, or place
in the mail a statement to the landlord indicating that the tenant has rescinded the Buyout
Agreement. Any Buyout Agreement that does not comply with the requirements of Rent
Ordinance Section 37.9E(f) shall not be effective and may be rescinded by the tenant at any
time.
(6) A landlords ability to convert the tenants building into condominiums may be affected by a
Buyout Agreement pursuant to Subdivision Code Section 1396(e)(4) if: (a) a senior, disabled,
or catastrophically ill tenant in the building entered into a Buyout Agreement for any unit in the
building, or (b) two or more tenants entered into Buyout Agreements during the period beginning
ten years prior to the date of the condominium conversion application and ending on the date of
the final or parcel map approval. For purposes of this subsection, a senior shall be a person
who is 60 years or older and has been residing in the unit for ten years or more at the time of
the Buyout Agreement; a disabled tenant shall be a person who is disabled within the meaning
of Title 42 United States Code Section 12102 and has been residing in the unit for ten years or
more at the time of Buyout Agreement; and a catastrophically ill tenant shall be a person who
is disabled within the meaning of Title 42 United States Code Section 12102 and who is
suffering from a life threatening illness as certified by his or her primary care physician and has
been residing in the unit for five years or more at the time of Buyout Agreement.
Each tenant must sign this three-page Pre-Buyout Negotiations Disclosure Form below
and write the date the landlord provided the tenant with the disclosure form. The landlord
is not required to file a copy of the Disclosure Form with the Rent Board. The landlord is
required to retain a copy of each signed Disclosure Form for five years, along with a
record of the date the landlord provided the disclosure to each tenant.
1.
2.
1.
2.
Tenants Signature
Tenants Signature
1.
2.
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SRO Collaboratives:
(1) Central City SRO Collaborative
48 Turk Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 775-7110 (phone)
www.ccsro.org
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