When selling a property, the seller must disclose anything in the surrounding environs that may have a material impact on the property's value. For example, whe

When selling a property, the seller must disclose anything in the surrounding environs that may have a material impact on the property's value. For example, when I bought a home years ago, the disclosures were very long and included things like a super-fund site miles away. This situation would certainly qualify for a residence--if a loud party shows up every weekend that makes traffic terrible for a while, that should have been disclosed. But the issue here is with renters, and property management doesn't have to disclose that to renters.