California law says that a host must disclose a death to guests? 

The only way a seller would have that information is if you physically provide it.If you have only disclosed prequalification through Lender A, you would only need to provide a denial letter from that lender.

If you are doing it with all cash, I would not disclose that to anyone and still use a lender.

@Jo Kinal if you’re an agent it’s good to disclose that.

He DID not disclose this...when I realized what he did...and yes...gave 7% with his 35/65 split I was floored. 

Or I actually can not ask them to disclose at all by law and regulations?

They expect me to sign that without disclosing the change of amount to close.

Wholesalers do not have a legal fiduciary duty to buyers to disclose all or even correct data to buyers so a lot of the information that you will need to obtain about a property will be your responsibility.

So basically, to know if you are getting less return than the direct to Rise48 people, Spark would need to disclose their arrangement with Rise48 and you would need to look at your own subscription docs with Spark to see if they outline their own fees and carried interest.Although, I can speculate with pretty strong certainty that you are receiving a slightly lower return than direct to Rise48 investors.

Looks like if it’s Illinois, the reason they’re probably asking is appears there’s a new law for landlord to disclose radon, provide a pamphlet, tenant has right to test and terminate lease if landlord chooses not to mitigate if high levels found.