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In the US, real estate sellers have to disclose known problems, but they can claim they didn't know, and then you might have to fight it out in court. It's stil
by Finnucane 5y ago
In the US, real estate sellers have to disclose known problems, but they can claim they didn't know, and then you might have to fight it out in court. It's still in your interest to get an inspection before closing.
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- ensignavenger 5y agoThis varies somewhat by state, as I understand. Some states only require disclosure for specific classes of problems.
- sidlls 5y agoThat's why people include inspection clauses in their offer contracts. If the inspection reveals an issue it must then be disclosed by the seller going forward, if the buyer can back out due to the clause.