WE NOTICE OUR SELLERS And Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure Statement

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1 WE NOTICE OUR SELLERS And Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure Statement RECOMMENDATION FOR DISCLOSURES A modern real estate transaction requires the disclosure of important material facts relating to the sale of your property. Attached is Long Realty s disclosure booklet entitled, We Notice Our Sellers as a special service to you. Long Realty urges you to read all the information contained in this booklet. We also urge you to conduct all property inspections that you believe are necessary to make an informed decision on what to disclose about your property. When making disclosures on your property, Long Realty urges you to check out the following: In the Seller Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS), answer each question to the best of your knowledge and do not leave any blank answer boxes. Carefully read all contract documents, addenda, counter offers, repair requests and written disclosures. Polybutylene plumbing for homes built between 1978 and Mold or conditions that may lead to mold. Insurance loss history of the property (obtain a CLUE Report or its equivalent). Environmental factors like radon, asbestos, lead based paint, pet odors and carpet stains. History of cracking, settlement, soil problems or related repairs. Property lines, encroachments, building permits for home additions and easements over property. Square footage measurement of the home and garage. Condition of a pool or spa and applicable pool barrier regulations. Roof condition and history of water penetration into the property. Transfer requirements, assessments and related costs if located in an Homeowners Association. Please investigate these items before you complete your SPDS. Failure to thoroughly disclose items such as roof leaks, mold, polybutylene plumbing, cracking or settlement prior to the close of escrow may result in a buyer s claim or litigation. Long Realty Company and its sales associates do not have expertise as environmental or home inspectors and cannot give you advice on these items. However, we always stand ready to assist you in obtaining the necessary facts you need to make accurate disclosures about your property. WHAT TO LOOK FOR INSIDE: Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure Statement Please return signed receipt to your agent. Information to Look For Regarding Property Disclosures FEMA Flood Zone Map Modernization and Designations Fair Housing Disclosure Pool Safety Notice Military & Public Airport Area Maps Superfund Map Metro-Tucson Program Sites Good Funds Law in Arizona Helpful Telephone Numbers SELLER S RECEIPT FOR WE NOTICE OUR SELLERS / / SELLER(S) DATE Long Realty Company 2012 LONG REALTY COPY

2 AFFILIATED BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT DISCLOSURE NOTICE: This is to give you notice that Roy H. Long Realty Company, Inc., an Arizona Corporation, doing business under the name Long Companies/Long Realty Company is wholly owned by HomeServices of America, Inc. Long Realty Company has a business relationship with: Long Title Agency, Long Mortgage, Long Insurance, American Home Shield and 2-10 Home Warranty. Long Title Agency is an Arizona Limited Liability Company which is jointly owned by Long Realty Company (55%) and Title Data, L.L.C. (45%), Long Mortgage is the dba for HomeServices Lending, LLC., a Minnesota Limited Liability Company which is jointly owned by HMSV Financial Services, Inc. (49.9%) and Wells Fargo Ventures, LLC (50.1%) and Long Insurance is a dba for HomeServices Insurance, Inc., a Nebraska corporation. Long Realty has contractual relationships with American Home Shield Corporation and 2-10 Home Buyers Resale Warranty Corporation. Because of these relationships, this referral may provide Long Realty Company with a financial or other benefit. Set forth below is the estimated charge or range of charges for the settlement services listed. You are NOT required to use the listed service provider(s) as a condition for the sale of the subject property. THERE ARE FREQUENTLY OTHER SETTLEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS AVAILABLE WITH SIMILAR SERVICES. YOU ARE FREE TO SHOP AROUND TO DETERMINE THAT YOU ARE RECEIVING THE BEST SERVICE AND THE BEST RATE FOR THESE SERVICES. Title Insurance (Lender s Coverage) Title Insurance (Owner) Title Settlement or Closing Fee Mortgage Processing and Closing Fee Mortgage Loan Origination Fee Mortgage Loan Discount Fee Endorsement Fee... Wire Transfer Fee.. Appraisal Fee.. Courier/Express Delivery Fees. Homeowners Insurance Premium (1st Year) Home Warranty. Premiums may range from $720 $3600 and are based on the purchase price. Premiums may range from $660 - $3300 and are based on the amount of the loan and the lender s requirements. $250 to $1,000 Contact your Escrow Company $764 Contact your Loan Officer. $0 up to 1.0% of the loan amount Contact Your Lender $0 up to 7.0% of the loan amount Contact Your Lender $50 to $200 $20 to $50 $300 to $550 $50 to $100 Policy premiums range from $300-$1500 depending on product and associated risk assessments (e.g. age of home, credit score and past claims of the insured, etc.) $350 to $1,230 Contact your Home Protection Company for options and pricing. While we recommend obtaining these services from Long Title Agency, Long Mortgage, Long Insurance, American Home Shield and/or 2-10 Home Warranty, you are NOT required to use these companies as a condition for the financing or purchase of the subject property. Long Realty Company Sales Associates do not receive any compensation for referring these affiliated services companies. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: I/we have read this disclosure form, and understand that Long Realty Company is referring me/us to purchase the above-described settlement service(s) and may receive a financial or other benefit as the result of this referral. I give my permission to have representatives from the above companies contact me. Name (Date) Name (Date) LONG REALTY COMPANY NOVEMBER 2011

3 WE NOTICE OUR SELLERS And Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure Statement RECOMMENDATION FOR DISCLOSURES A modern real estate transaction requires the disclosure of important material facts relating to the sale of your property. Attached is Long Realty s disclosure booklet entitled, We Notice Our Sellers, as a special service to you. Long Realty urges you to read all the information contained in this booklet. We also urge you to conduct all property inspections that you believe are necessary to make an informed decision on what to disclose about your property. When making disclosures on your property, Long Realty urges you to check out the following: In the Seller Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS), answer each question to the best of your knowledge and do not leave any blank answer boxes. Carefully read all contract documents, addenda, counter offers, repair requests and written disclosures. Polybutylene plumbing for homes built between 1978 and Mold or conditions that may lead to mold. Insurance loss history of the property (obtain a CLUE Report or its equivalent). Environmental factors like radon, asbestos, lead based paint, pet odors and carpet stains. History of cracking, settlement, soil problems or related repairs. Property lines, encroachments, building permits for home additions and easements over property. Square footage measurement of the home and garage. Condition of a pool or spa and applicable pool barrier regulations. Roof condition and history of water penetration into the property. Transfer requirements, assessments and related costs if located in an Homeowners Association. Please investigate these items before you complete your SPDS. Failure to thoroughly disclose items such as roof leaks, mold, polybutylene plumbing, cracking or settlement prior to the close of escrow may result in a buyer s claim or litigation. Long Realty Company and its sales associates do not have expertise as environmental or home inspectors and cannot give you advice on these items. However, we always stand ready to assist you in obtaining the necessary facts you need to make accurate disclosures about your property. WHAT TO LOOK FOR INSIDE: Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure Statement Please return signed receipt to your agent. Information to Look For Regarding Property Disclosures FEMA Flood Zone Map Modernization and Designations Fair Housing Disclosure Pool Safety Notice Military & Public Airport Area Maps Superfund Map Metro-Tucson Program Sites Good Funds Law in Arizona Helpful Telephone Numbers Long Realty Company 2012

4 AFFILIATED BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT DISCLOSURE NOTICE: This is to give you notice that Roy H. Long Realty Company, Inc., an Arizona Corporation, doing business under the name Long Companies/Long Realty Company is wholly owned by HomeServices of America, Inc. Long Realty Company has a business relationship with: Long Title Agency, Long Mortgage, Long Insurance, American Home Shield and 2-10 Home Warranty. Long Title Agency is an Arizona Limited Liability Company which is jointly owned by Long Realty Company (55%) and Title Data, L.L.C. (45%), Long Mortgage is the dba for HomeServices Lending, LLC., a Minnesota Limited Liability Company which is jointly owned by HMSV Financial Services, Inc. (49.9%) and Wells Fargo Ventures, LLC (50.1%) and Long Insurance is a dba for HomeServices Insurance, Inc., a Nebraska corporation. Long Realty has contractual relationships with American Home Shield Corporation and 2-10 Home Buyers Resale Warranty Corporation. Because of these relationships, this referral may provide Long Realty Company with a financial or other benefit. Set forth below is the estimated charge or range of charges for the settlement services listed. You are NOT required to use the listed service provider(s) as a condition for the sale of the subject property. THERE ARE FREQUENTLY OTHER SETTLEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS AVAILABLE WITH SIMILAR SERVICES. YOU ARE FREE TO SHOP AROUND TO DETERMINE THAT YOU ARE RECEIVING THE BEST SERVICE AND THE BEST RATE FOR THESE SERVICES. Title Insurance (Lender s Coverage) Title Insurance (Owner) Title Settlement or Closing Fee Mortgage Processing and Closing Fee Mortgage Loan Origination Fee Mortgage Loan Discount Fee Endorsement Fee... Wire Transfer Fee.. Appraisal Fee.. Courier/Express Delivery Fees. Homeowners Insurance Premium (1st Year) Home Warranty. Premiums may range from $720 $3600 and are based on the purchase price. Premiums may range from $660 - $3300 and are based on the amount of the loan and the lender s requirements. $250 to $1,000 Contact your Escrow Company $764 Contact your Loan Officer. $0 up to 1.0% of the loan amount Contact Your Lender $0 up to 7.0% of the loan amount Contact Your Lender $50 to $200 $20 to $50 $300 to $550 $50 to $100 Policy premiums range from $300-$1500 depending on product and associated risk assessments (e.g. age of home, credit score and past claims of the insured, etc.) $350 to $1,230 Contact your Home Protection Company for options and pricing. While we recommend obtaining these services from Long Title Agency, Long Mortgage, Long Insurance, American Home Shield and/or 2-10 Home Warranty, you are NOT required to use these companies as a condition for the financing or purchase of the subject property. Long Realty Company Sales Associates do not receive any compensation for referring these affiliated services companies. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: I/we have read this disclosure form, and understand that Long Realty Company is referring me/us to purchase the above-described settlement service(s) and may receive a financial or other benefit as the result of this referral. I give my permission to have representatives from the above companies contact me. Name (Date) Name (Date) LONG REALTY COMPANY NOVEMBER 2011

5 WE NOTICE OUR SELLERS INFORMATION TO LOOK FOR when selling a residence, a parcel of vacant land or commercial property and recommendations regarding property disclosures follows below and may require your investigation: 1. SELLER PROPERTY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT (SPDS): Unless otherwise agreed, the seller will provide the buyer with a signed copy of a questionnaire in which the seller discloses all known material facts about the property, including its history of repairs or remediaton and current condition. Your disclosures will be contained on the standard form prepared by the Arizona Association of Realtors for residential, commercial or vacant land/lot properties. 2. LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARD DISCLOSURE: By law, a seller must provide a written disclosure relating to any knowledge about lead-based paint in a property constructed before JANUARY 1, The buyer must be provided with a 10 day period after receipt of the disclosure to conduct a risk assessment or inspection of the property. A seller should complete the written disclosure at the time the listing employment agreement is signed. 3. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION RESALE NOTICE: By law, the seller must provide the buyer with a resale statement when the property is located within a townhouse, condo or other subdivision governed by a homeowners association. The resale statement provides for the disclosure of a wide range of facts about the association, the subdivision and the residential unit itself. The HOA may charge the seller a fee for this service. 4. FLOOD PLAIN INFORMATION: In many cases, the Flood Plain status of a property must be determined prior to the close of escrow. For a small fee, the seller may order a Flood Plain Status Report from a national flood hazard insurer. It may also be possible to contact Pima County Floodplain Management to obtain available information. Flood hazard status is subject to change over time. See enclosed FEMADisclosure. 5. INFORMATION REQUESTS: Sellers should authorize their Long Realty sales associate to send written requests, when applicable, to a lender or a homeowners association to help obtain updated information on the residential loan balance or payment status, or to verify HOA dues and other related information. 6. RESALE DISCLOSURE AFFIDAVIT: By law, a seller of five or fewer parcels of unsubdivided land in an unincorporated area of a county must furnish a notarized Affidavit of Disclosure to the buyer, at least seven days before the transfer of the property. This requirement applies to parcels even if there is a residence or other improvements built upon them. The Arizona Legislature has approved a standard form for this written disclosure. If you have concerns about the Affidavit, please consult with a legal advisor prior to completing it. 7. CLUE REPORT: If the seller has made an insurance claim(s) against their homeowner s insurance policy in the last five years, this must be disclosed to a buyer in writing, as it may affect the insurability of the property for the buyer. Sellers should obtain a Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange (CLUE) report or its equivalent from their insurance company, or by ordering a report online at or from another qualified vendor, during the listing period. A small fee may be required for a CLUE report. Be prepared to provide social security number, home address and other information that the vendor may require. 8. GOOD FUNDS LAW: By Arizona law, an escrow agent may not disburse money from an escrow account until funds related to the transaction have been deposited and are made good in the escrow depository bank account. The escrow agent cannot provide proceeds to a seller or record a transfer of title until money is available. Application of this law may affect the time needed for recordation, possession or disbursement of sale funds. A copy of Good Funds criteria is included in this pamphlet. 9. OWNER/BUILDER: If you are the owner/builder of a newly constructed home, and not a licensed general contractor, the law requires that you own the home for at least one year from its completion date before you sell the property (ARS ). Please consult with your legal advisor if you are an unlicensed owner/builder who falls into this category to determine how to sell your home and the necessary disclosures to a buyer. 10. SWIMMING POOL BARRIER LAW: Review pool/spa barrier regulations for your area, if applicable. Long Realty Company 2008

6 FEMA DISCLOSURE TO BUYERS AND SELLERS: FLOOD ZONE MAP MODERNIZATION AND DESIGNATIONS The Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) has embarked on a nationwide program to modernize and update its current flood hazard maps. The program will also focus on areas within southern Arizona, especially parts of Cochise County, Santa Cruz County and Pima County, particularly areas affecting the Town of Marana. Although FEMA has not made new flood hazard maps for the Town of Marana effective yet, in October 2007 it announced that areas of Marana would be added into floodplain designations, which are associated with a higher risk of flooding and require those residents to purchase flood insurance for their homes and businesses. Areas within Marana under consideration by FEMA include land between the Union Pacific Railroad and the Santa Cruz River and from the county line to Ina Road. Land that also may be included in the FEMA mapping is everything between the Central Arizona Project Canal and the railroad north of Tangerine Road. This area reportedly totals about 10 square miles. To obtain answers to specific questions or to view mapping of these areas, interested parties may contact the Town of Marana at Area maps also may be viewed online at The Town of Marana reports that it is working with others to produce a large-scale drainage study to demonstrate to FEMA that much of the newly designated areas are not actually in the floodplain, a process that began in late FEMA has reportedly granted Marana sufficient time to finish the report for its restudy, before it issues preliminary flood maps for public review. In the interim, concerned Sellers or Buyers in Marana and elsewhere are urged to contact their insurance providers to learn more about insurance obligations in the event FEMA makes its new flood hazard maps effective in the areas referenced above. The information contained in this Disclosure is deemed to be accurate, but should be verified. FAIR HOUSING DISCLOSURE Long Realty Company, its employees and sales associates support the right to Fair Housing for all. We shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, handicap, familial status, national origin or sexual preference in the selling of residential, lot, land or commercial properties. To report housing discrimination, please contact the Designated Broker for Long Realty Company at or the Arizona Attorney General s Office. LONG REALTY COMPANY DECEMBER 2007

7 AN IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT POOL SAFETY* Drowning is a serious threat to young children in Arizona. Young children also suffer from a high number of near drownings that may lead to permanent, severe disability. Most of these incidents occur in the child's own backyard swimming pool. These tragedies must be stopped. To that end, the Arizona Legislature has passed a law requiring that new occupants of dwellings with pools, and persons having a pool installed, receive this safety message about steps to prevent drownings and the legal responsibilities of pool ownership. State of Arizona law requires a barrier between the house and pool.** This law applies to homes with both a child under 6 years of age and a pool built after June 1, This law aims to impede children's access to their own pools. Likewise, all pools must have a barrier to keep out uninvited neighborhood children. Unless a local code provides otherwise***, the barrier must: * Entirely enclose the pool area. * Be at least 5 feet high, measured on the outside of the barrier. * Not have openings, handholds or footholds that can be used to climb the barrier. Wire mesh or chain link fences shall have a maximum mesh size of 1 3/4 inches measured horizontally. * Have no openings through which a sphere 4 inches in diameter can pass. Horizontal components of any barrier shall be spaced not less than 45 inches apart measured vertically, or shall be placed on the pool side of the barrier which shall have no opening greater than one and three-quarter inches measured horizontally. * Be at least 20 inches from the water's edge. * Prevent direct access from the house to the pool. Gates must be self-closing and self-latching with the latch located at least 54 inches above the ground or on the pool side with a release mechanism at least 5 inches below the top of the gate and no opening greater than 1/2 inch within 24 inches of the release mechanism, or be secured by a padlock or similar device which requires a key, electronic opener or integral combination which can have the latch at any height. Gates must open outward from the pool. If a wall of the home forms part of the barrier, one of the following must be used: * A barrier at least 4 feet high between the home and the pool which otherwise meets all of the requirements for a barrier set forth above. * A motorized, safety pool cover which does not require manual operation other than the use of a key switch which meets the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) emergency standard (now ASTM #F ). * Self-latching devices on all doors with direct access to the pool. Such latches shall meet the requirements for latches on self-closing gates set forth above. * Emergency escape or rescue windows from sleeping rooms with access to the pool shall be equipped with a latching device not less than 54 inches above the floor. All other openable dwelling unit or guest room windows with similar access shall be equipped with a screwed in place wire mesh screen, or a keyed lock that prevents opening the window more than 4 inches, or a latching device located not less than 54 inches above the floor. An above-ground swimming pool shall have non-climbable exterior sides which are a minimum height of 4 feet. Any access ladder or steps shall be removable without tools and secured in an inaccessible position with a latching device not less than 54 inches above the ground when the pool is not in use. * Approved pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes and A.A.C. R ** "Pool" means an in-ground or above-ground swimming pool or other contained body of water 18 or more inches in depth, wider than 8 feet and intended for swimming. *** Phoenix, Peoria, Tucson, and some other cities, and unincorporated areas of Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties have different pool barrier requirements. Check with your city and county governments to see if they have adopted different pool barrier requirements. 11

8 Supervision is the key to prevent drownings. Never leave children unsupervised in the pool or inside the pool area - not even for a second! Inform guests to your home of the importance of closely watching children around water. At parties, make sure someone is always watching the children around the pool. Don't count on barriers to keep children from reaching the pool. No barrier is foolproof, Barriers only slow a child's access to the pool. In case of an emergency: act immediately Shout for help. 2 - Pull the child out of the water. 3 - Take the child to the phone and dial 911 (or the local emergency number) for help. 4 - Check airway and breathing. If needed, start CPR immediately. CPR can save lives and prevent serious injury. DON'T: DO: Other smart tips to protect children around water: Don't keep toys, tricycles or other playthings in the pool area. Also, remove items that a child could use to climb over the barrier. Don't be distracted by phone calls, doorbells, or chores while children are in the pool. Your full attention should be on the children. Don't rely on swimming lessons or 'floaties" to protect your children. Don't prop gates open. Attend a CPR class. All family members and baby-sitters should know CPP, For the nearest class, contact your local fire department. Post 911 (or the local emergency number) on all phones. Learn water rescue. Keep lifesaving equipment mounted near the pool, especially if you can't swim. Lock passageways (such as pet doors) leading to the pool. Inspect latches and gates regularly; keep them in working order. Set a good example. Insist on safety around the pool. BUYER: SELLER: DATE: DATE: 12

9 ENCLOSURE AND BARRIER REQUIREMENTS FOR TUCSON AND PIMA COUNTY The city of Tucson and Pima County adopted new barrier and enclosure requirements for residential swimming pools and spas in This outlines some of the changes within the code concerning barriers and enclosures. All pools and spas are to be protected by a BARRIER and an ENCLOSURE. An enclosure, per the code definition, is an object or a structure that surrounds the pool or spa. A barrier separates the pool or spa from a building. Your pool and spa must be protected from surrounding property with an enclosure - in addition to the enclosure, the code requires a "barrier' between the house and pool or spa. The barrier must be installed as described below. In some cases an enclosure can serve also as the barrier. If a fence or wall is used, it must be at least four feet (48") in height and not provide an opportunity for climbing. If wrought iron is selected, it shall not have hand holds or foot holds (such as scrolls), the pickets shall be no farther apart than four inches (4") and must be four feet (48") high (48" from top of top rail to top of bottom rail). The gates in the barrier must swing away from the pool or spa, and be self-latching and self-closing. In addition, the latch release mechanism, if placed on the outside, must be at least fifty-four inches (54") above grade and fifty inches (50") above a foot hold. (See on the reverse side.) An electric automatic pool cover is another barrier option legal in both the City of Tucson and Pima County. Only Pima County will allow a third barrier option, the wall of the house may be used as a barrier if the windows are equipped with latches forty-two inches above grade, and the doors leading to the pool are self-latching, and self-closing, with the latch release mechanisms forty-two inches (42") above grade. Hardware is available to self-close and latch all types of hinged doors. Sliding glass doors require a special device, made by Glidstar. The City of Tucson does not allow for this provision in their code for new pools and spas, only for retrofits in annex situations. On spas, or small pools with a water surface area of less than 150 sq. ft., a hard cover can be used for the enclosure and barrier if it can support a static load of one hundred pounds, and has keyed hardware limiting its removal. If you have any questions concerning the enclosure or barrier provisions, please contact City/County Development Services Center at City Effective Date: Projects permitted 4/l/90 and later County Effective Date: Projects permitted 7/2/90 and later

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14 EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18, 2003 In compliance with A.R.S. Section 6-843, Good Funds Law The law requires that an escrow agent not disburse money from an escrow account until funds related to the transaction have been deposited and are made available through the escrow depository account. This means that the escrow agent is restricted from disbursing on certain types of deposits until such time as the statutory waiting period has expired or escrow receives notice from its depository bank that the item has cleared and the funds are available in the escrow account. Please be advised that in order to prevent delays in the recordation and disbursement of all real estate transactions, the following criteria applies for each respective deposit item: Type or deposit Electronic bank wire or transfer; Cashier s, Certified and Teller s Checks Postal Money Orders U.S. Treasury Checks State and Local Government Checks Local Checks** first two digits of routing numbers: 12 or 32 Non Local Checks On-us Checks*** When funds become available to fund/disburse Available same day as the bank deposit Funds will become available on the first business day after we deposit your check into our bank account Funds will become available no later than the second business day after the day we deposit your check into our bank account Funds will become available after they have been sent for collection through our bank Funds will become available on the first business day after we deposit your check into our bank account Timeline for recording and disbursing funds. (Example: Deposits made on Monday) Monday (Same Business Day)* Tuesday (First Business Day)* Wednesday (Second Business Day)* Following Monday (Fifth Business Day from deposit) Tuesday (First Business Day)* *Business Day: Funds are potentially available on the *Business Day indicated above. A business day is defined as a calendar day other than Saturday or Sunday, and is excluding major holidays. If January 1, July 4, November 11 or December 25 fall on a Sunday, the next Monday is excluded from the definition of a business day. Note that individual banks may require additional hold periods longer than shown above. **Local Checks: A check is considered local when it is drawn against a bank located in the same processing region as our depository bank. In Arizona, any ABA number beginning with 12 (i.e. 1210, 1211, etc.) or 32 (i.e., 3221, 3222, etc.) is in our processing region. ***On-us Checks (Title Security Agency): Next day availability is dependent on the check being drawn against the same bank or branch as our depository bank and in the same check-processing region, meaning the ABA numbers must begin with 12 or 32. Same Day Disbursement availability will be dependent upon county and escrow administration or legal department discretion. Cash: For security reasons Title Security Agency does not accept cash at any location. Foreign Checks: Title Security Agency does not accept foreign checks. Thank you for doing business with Title Security Agency. Please feel free to call a Title Security Agency escrow officer or sales representative if you have any questions. Main office telephone no

15 Quick Guide to Helpful Telephone Numbers (the Area Code for Southern Arizona is 520) Cable TV/Internet Cox Communication Comcast Digital Cable City/Town of... Main # Marana Oro Valley Sahuarita South Tucson Tucson Driver s Licenses/Registration Tucson Area Green Valley ELECTRIC Tucson Electric Power TRICO Cooperative Fire Departments (non-urgent) Avra Valley City of Tucson Corona De Tucson Drexel Heights Golder Ranch Green Valley Northwest Oracle Volunteer Picture Rocks Rural Metro S. Tucson Merlin Mail Del Sol (GV) Gas Southwest Gas Newspapers Arizona Daily Star Green Valley News Sahuarita Sun Tucson Citizen TucsonCitizen.com (online only) Pima County All Departments Sheriff Police Departments (nonurgent) Green Valley Marana Oro Valley Sahuarita South Tucson Tucson Highway Patrol Post Office Main Number Public Transport Sun Tran Buses Van Tran Sanitation/Garbage City Solid Waste Pima County Sewer Saguaro Environmental Waste Mgmt. Tucson School Districts Amphitheater Catalina Foothills Continental (GV) Flowing Wells Marana Sahuarita Sunnyside Tanque Verde TUSD Vail Telephone Qwest Cox Communications Tax Assessor Pima County Water-Tucson Area Avra Water Co-op City of Tucson Flowing Wells Irrig WATER-TUCSON AREA (continued...) Lago Del Oro Las Quintas Serenas Lazy C Water Service Marana, Town of Metropolitan Mt. Lemmon Co-op Oro Valley Water Co Ray Water Company Rincon Ranch Est Sandario Water Co Sahuarita Water Co Vail Water Winterhaven Water-Green Valley N of Continental N of Duval Mine S of Continental E of I-19, S of Cont Zoning City County Marana Oro Valley Other Frequently Called # s Better Business Bureau Chambers of Commerce: Green Valley Marana Tucson Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau or Parks & Recreation: Tucson Pima County YMCA - Central YMCA - East YMCA - North Pima Community College Tucson Library Tucson Convention Center University of Arizona Long Realty Company, Main Switchboard: (520)

16 You ve loved your home Now protect it for its next buyer with listing coverage Homeowners with a $300,000 purchase price should budget at least $3,000 each year to cover the costs of home maintenance and repairs. - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS EXTENSION, SURVEY 2010 No home buyer wants to deal with repairs immediately after working so hard to find their dream home. That s why a home warranty from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty can help a home sell faster. Listing coverage takes away the worries of move-in repairs, and it helps a home stand out in a crowded housing market. * SELLER BENEFITS: > > > Sell your home faster It turns the perfect home into the perfectly working home Ask your Real Estate Professional to include a home warranty on your listing WARRANTY COVERAGE starting at $399 It takes effort to find the perfect home. It shouldn t take repairs, too. *See Terms & Conditions for exact coverage and limitations com LONG LIve HAPPY HOMES sm Arizona residents: Home Buyers Resale Warranty Corporation d/b/a 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty. All terms and conditions are subject to change. RS_FLY_Sell_1011

17 HOME PROTECTION PLAN BENEFITS FOR THE HOME SELLER buyers. A home protection plan can make your property stand out simply by giving buyers the What is a home protection plan? A home protection plan is a service contract that covers the repair or replacement of many of the most frequently occurring breakdowns of home system components and appliances. It can help protect your buyer while helping you avoid putting money into repairing or replacing items in the home that you re selling. There are a lot of compelling reasons for you to include an American Home Shield Home Protection Plan on your listing: p distinguish properties from other listings Help protect yourself and the future buyer; ask your Real Estate Professional to include an American Home Shield Home Protection Plan in your contract! Call or visit ahshome.com Refer to your contract for complete coverage details American Home Shield Corporation and its licensed subsidiaries. All rights reserved