A narrow, primary-source summary of Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475.
This Oregon seller-disclosure guide is based on Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475, checked 2026-07-24. Use the current official form and law—not listing photos or marketing copy—to handle disclosure duties.
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Time Required: About 15 minutes for listing-media preparation after disclosure documents are handled separately
A listing description or photo package cannot replace a seller's statutory disclosure form, delivery, signature, or timing obligations.
Handle the official disclosure separately, then use BuildMyListing to prepare truthful photos and listing copy from agent-supplied facts.
The scope, content, and timing statements below cite Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475.
Benefit: Start from the official text.
BuildMyListing does not complete, sign, deliver, or store the statutory seller form.
Benefit: Avoid treating marketing copy as legal disclosure.
Enhance or stage agent-authorized photos while retaining original and edited outputs.
Benefit: Keep marketing assets available for human review.
Generate listing descriptions from agent-supplied facts and run a Fair Housing language scan.
Benefit: Prepare marketing copy only after known facts and disclosures are handled.
Confirm ORS 105.464–105.475 and the current official form before relying on this summary.
Use the required form, signatures, delivery process, and transaction professionals; BuildMyListing does not perform those steps.
Use agent-supplied facts to review photos and copy, then obtain broker or legal review when needed.
| Statutory point | Primary authority | BuildMyListing boundary |
|---|---|---|
| The seller's property disclosure statement must be substantially in the statutory form and is based on the seller's actual knowledge. | Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475 | Not a substitute for the form, delivery, or legal review. |
| The seller delivers the statement to each buyer who makes a written offer, subject to the statutory exclusions. | Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475 | Not a substitute for the form, delivery, or legal review. |
| Unless the buyer waived the right at or before the sale agreement, the buyer generally has five days after delivery to revoke the offer. | Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475 | Not a substitute for the form, delivery, or legal review. |
Rules are only half the job — transactions need the state-specific disclosure and listing forms themselves. Browse the current forms library for your state.
Browse state real estate forms →Scenario: A seller or agent has information relevant to the official disclosure.
Process: Address it through the statutory form and transaction workflow before preparing marketing copy.
Compliance: Follow Oregon Legislature, ORS 105.464–105.475; BuildMyListing does not decide what must be disclosed.
Scenario: Disclosure documents are being handled separately.
Process: Prepare agent-authorized photos and descriptions, then review them for factual consistency.
Compliance: Do not use edited media or copy to conceal or contradict known property conditions.
Primary sources checked on the dates shown below. Rules and statutes can change; confirm the current text before publishing.
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