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Report a Real Estate Lead Disclosure Rule Concern in EPA's Pacific Southwest

For Use In AZ, CA, HI, NV, U.S. Pacific Islands and 148 Tribes

About the Real Estate Lead Disclosure Rule

National Information

  • Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Program and Rule
  • Lead Disclosure Rule
  • National Lead Information Center

The Disclosure Rule requires that those who sell or rent pre-1978 homes do the following:

  • Provide the federal “Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home” brochure;
  • Provide a federal lead warning statement; and
  • Share information about lead-based paint identified at the property.

In addition, unless waived, buyers are permitted ten days to inspect the property for lead-based paint. For complete details, see EPA's Lead Disclosure Rule.

Report a Real Estate Lead Disclosure Rule Violation
(for use in AZ, CA, HI, NV, U.S. Pacific Islands and 148 Tribes)

To report a possible violation to the above requirements, please provide as much information as possible.

Items marked with an asterisk (*) is information EPA MUST HAVE in order to follow-up on the tip or complaint
Note: Your contact information submitted at the end of this form can be kept confidential from sources external to EPA.

Who Is the Landlord or Seller?
555-555-5555

Tell Us About the Property

The property that may not be in compliance with the Real Estate Lead Disclosure Rule
Was the residence/facility built before 1978?
Is a child under six years of age living at the property or visiting at least 6 hours a week?
Is there a pregnant person living in or around the site?
Was the residence/facility being sold or rented?

Help Us Determine Whether the Lead Disclosure Rule Has Been Violated

EPA takes enforcement actions against landlords, property management firms, and real estate companies that do not comply with the Disclosure Rule. To take enforcement actions, EPA needs as much of the following information as possible:
Was the “Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home” pamphlet provided by the landlord/property manager/seller on or before the date the rental or sales contract became effective?
Check the box(es) below if the rental or sales contract included a warning statement about potential lead hazards that stated:
Did the rental or sales contract indicate information about lead-based paint found at the property existed?
Please provide any additional details (e.g., was the pamphlet not provided, was the warning statement absent or incomplete, was information shared about lead-based paint at the property incomplete, etc.)

Contact Information for Person Lodging Complaint

Your contact information below can be kept confidential. The information submitted above is not confidential.
Would you like your contact information to be kept confidential from those outside of EPA?
Address
555-555-5555
May we contact you for clarification or further information?
For Further Assistance
For additional information about the EPA’s lead-based paint requirements, visit EPA's Lead Website or call the National Lead Information Center Hotline at (800) 424-5323.

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Last updated on March 25, 2025
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