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Disclose problems if you’re selling a house
Caveat Emptor is a good rule to follow if you are buying a home. But seller must be careful to disclose structural defects.
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If you're getting ready to put your home on the market this spring, it is important to note any structural defects before doing so. If there is a defect in the property that could potentially be missed during a home inspection, it is your responsibility as the seller to disclose this to potential buyers.
In this article, real estate lawyer Mark Weisleder explains why "buyer beware" does not always apply, especially when it comes to structural defects.