Disclosing the Details
Lola Adeyi • April 4, 2024
Seller Disclosures
As a seller, you have a legal obligation to disclose certain information about your property to potential buyers. Failing to disclose this information can result in legal action and a damaged reputation.
Things that a seller must disclose:
- Property defects or damage
- Water damage
- Pest infestations
- Environmental hazards
- Neighborhood noise or disturbances
- Legal issues or disputes
In conclusion, as a seller, it's essential to disclose any known issues or hazards related to your property to potential buyers. Not only is it legally required, but it's also the ethical thing to do. Being transparent and honest with potential buyers can help build trust and result in a smoother, more successful transaction.
xo,
Lola Adeyi, REALTOR & CID
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