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February 13, 2007
Question from J.D. "When you buy a home, are you supposed to get a seller's disclosure form?"
Well J.D., that is probably one of the most important documents that you will want to receive (or provide when you sell) when you purchase any property. The purpose and intent is to have the owner "disclose" everything that he or she knows about the property, to the "best of their knowledge."
You never want to buy nor transfer property without a disclosure. In fact the new disclosure form has just been revamped and now is four pages versus the previous two page form. The whole issue of disclosure, disclosure, disclosure is ever increasingly become a hot issue within the real estate community.
The seller's disclosure form covers the following areas:
Upon sale of the property, the buyers receive and review this form and check for any RED FLAGS! Always be truthful on these forms as with pest inspections, home warranty inspections, roof inspections. The non disclosure which is discovered will be seen as the seller trying to hide something from the buyer and can blow the whole deal.
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