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Free Hawaii Lead Paint Disclosure

A federally required lead-based paint disclosure form for rental properties built before 1978. Complies with EPA Section 1018 of the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act. Compliant with Haw. Rev. Stat. § 521-1 et seq..

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What's Included in Your Lead Paint Disclosure

8 key sections — state-compliant for Hawaii

Property address & year built
Known lead-based paint hazards
Lead paint inspection reports
EPA pamphlet acknowledgment
Seller/landlord disclosure statement
Buyer/tenant acknowledgment
Agent acknowledgment (if applicable)
Certification signatures & dates
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Free Hawaii Lead Paint Disclosure Form

If your rental property was built before 1978, federal law requires you to provide a lead paint disclosure to tenants. Our free Hawaii form meets EPA Section 1018 requirements.

Who Must Provide a Lead Paint Disclosure?

All landlords renting properties built before 1978 must provide this form before the tenant signs the lease. This is federal law — it applies in every state including Hawaii.

What the Lead Paint Disclosure Requires

  1. Known hazards — Disclose any known lead-based paint or hazards
  2. Available records — Provide reports, test results, or abatement records
  3. EPA pamphlet — Give tenant "Protect Your Family From Lead in Your Home"
  4. 10-day inspection period — Allow tenant time for independent testing
  5. Signatures — Both landlord and tenant must sign

Penalties for Non-Disclosure in Hawaii

  • Federal fines up to $19,507 per violation
  • Triple damages in private lawsuits
  • Criminal penalties for willful violations

Hawaii has its own lead paint requirements under Haw. Rev. Stat. § 521-1 et seq. with additional penalties.

Frequently Asked Questions: Hawaii Lead Paint Disclosure

Is a lead paint disclosure required in Hawaii?

Yes, if the property was built before 1978. This is a federal requirement under Section 1018 of the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act, and it applies in Hawaii and all other states.

What happens if I don't provide a lead paint disclosure?

Failure to provide the disclosure can result in federal fines of up to $19,507 per violation. Tenants may also sue for triple damages in a private lawsuit. In Hawaii, additional state penalties may apply.

Is a lead paint test required before renting?

No, you are not required to test for lead paint. However, you must disclose any known lead-based paint or hazards and provide any available test results or records.

Is this lead paint disclosure form free?

Yes, completely free. Generate your Hawaii-compliant lead paint disclosure and download the PDF. No account needed.