Answers by JulieAnn King

Hi I am in NJ, so I am not qualified to answer this, though you should reach out to a local lender to talk about your finances and what the best options are.

Hi Beckett, I am in NJ, so please confirm my answer with a local realtor. In my experience and opinion, it is best to disclose everything and back it up with receipts or permits with the work that you did. It shows that you have nothing to hide and that you take care of your home. And the fact that you have not had any recent issues is a testament to the quality of the work that you did. Should you not disclose and a buyer find out, it looks like you were trying to hide something. I hope this helps!! Good Luck