Is the broker maintaining pest control documentation?

Correct Procedure:

In a real estate transaction subject to the provisions of Section 1099 of the Civil Code, the real estate broker acting as agent for the seller in the transaction shall effect delivery of the inspection report, certification and the notice of work completed, if any, to the transferee in accordance with said section.

If more than one real estate broker licensee is acting as an agent of the transferor in the transaction, the broker who has obtained the offer made by the transferee shall effect delivery of the required documents to the transferee unless the transferor has given written directions to another real estate broker licensee acting as agent of the transferor in the transaction to effect delivery.

If the agent cannot obtain the required documents to deliver to the transferee and does not have written assurance from the transferee that all of said documents have been received, the agent shall advise the transferee in writing of the transferee's rights under Section 1099.

The broker shall maintain a record of the action taken to effect compliance with this regulation in accordance with Section 10148 of the Business and Professions Code.

Section 1099 of the Civil Code sets forth the requirements for delivery of a Structural Pest Control Inspection Report and any Notice of Work Completed, if certification or preparation of a report is a condition of the contract effecting transfer, or is a requirement imposed as a condition of financing.