Which statement about required disclosures is accurate?

The statement that all brokers are required to make disclosures is accurate because, under California law, brokers have a fiduciary duty to their clients and must provide all relevant information that could affect a transaction. This includes disclosing material facts that might influence a buyer's decision. Brokers are responsible for ensuring that both they and their agents communicate necessary disclosures to clients and other parties involved in a real estate transaction.

Brokers must adhere to strict guidelines regarding disclosures, which may include items like property condition, neighborhood issues, and legal matters affecting the property. This duty is part of their role in facilitating a transparent and fair transaction, helping to protect all parties involved.

In contrast to this, sellers do have disclosure obligations but not exclusively; buyers may have responsibilities depending on the circumstances, such as confirming disclosed information or conducting their due diligence. Disclosures are also required in a range of scenarios beyond just foreclosures, affecting various types of sales, showing the necessity of thorough communication from brokers.