There should be clarity on any issues with a home. Disclosure is the name of the game in MA and I would assume it would hold true in any market. Fail to disclose could cause massive legal issues. Disclose .. disclose ... disclose.
Texas has required disclosure forms for property conditions. A good real estate agent will be familiar with these forms and insist you fill them out truthfully and fully.
The rule is disclose, disclose, disclose. Generally, as homeowners, we are aware of any defects in or outside of our home.
I managed litigation for real estate errors and omissions insurance. The most common case was based on a failure to disclose. I absolutely recommend disclosing anything including any insurance claims whether they were 20 years ago. You don’t want to find yourself in a lawsuit.
If you want to increase the value of your home by improving the backyard, consider installing a patio or porch. These structures create entertainment space for your family and any guests who stop by.
You can use your porch year-round, starting with grill-outs in the summer and hot cocoa-fueled get-togethers in the winter.
Not only can a
If you are preparing to sell your home, you might have a list of repairs and renovations to complete. Making these upgrades can increase the desirability of your property and potentially speed up the home sale. At the very least, making repairs before selling your home can prevent delays in closing because the buyer won't find major issues during