real estste disclosure: The Kids Next Door Are Loud ... I Don't Want To Lose My Sale ... Do I Tell The Buyer?
- 01/13/09 09:43 PM
Anything that is not readily apparent, and could be an annoying factor to a new Buyer should be disclosed in one way or another. "Loud" is very subjective, and what might be noise to some ears is music to others. That includes kids at play - some people chuckle at the sound while others groan. You can't be the judge for your Buyer, however, so we think you should disclose all such tranquility anomalies.
We are asked on a regular basis what should be disclosed... "do we have to disclose _______"? Many want to rely on the Caveat Emptor philosophy that … (11 comments)
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Anything that is not readily apparent, and could be an annoying factor to a new Buyer should be disclosed in one way or another. "Loud" is very subjective, and what might be noise to some ears is music to others. That includes kids at play - some people chuckle at the sound while others groan. You can't be the judge for your Buyer, however, so we think you should disclose all such tranquility anomalies. 
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