DO YOU HAVE TO DISCLOSE ISSUES LIKE WATER DAMAGE?

Water damage, foundation issues, or previous repairs—yes, you need to disclose them.

As a seller, you’re legally obligated to be upfront about any known issues with your property.

While not every flaw needs to be revealed, failing to disclose major damage like water leaks or mold could result in legal trouble down the line.

Transparency builds trust, and the right disclosure can help you avoid nasty surprises later.

Want to make sure you’re covering all the bases? Let’s chat about what you need to disclose to keep the selling process smooth and stress-free.

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