texas real estate forms: THE SELLER’S DISCLOSURE FORM- ALMOST ALWAYS NECESSARY IN TX HOME SALES
- 01/24/19 12:55 PM
If you’re planning to sell your home in Texas, you almost always need to provide a seller’s disclosure form. This form is provided to buyers informing them of any known defects to the property, previous repairs, and general property conditions. There are a few exceptions for the mandate to provide a seller’s disclosure, and they are noted in the Texas Property Code. These exceptions include: a seller of residential property consisting of more than one dwelling unit new construction homes or builder exemption trustee in a bankruptcy case executor of a will selling the property relocation company (when the relocation company is … (2 comments)
If you’re planning to sell your home in Texas, you almost always need to provide a seller’s disclosure form. This form is provided to buyers informing them of any known defects to the property, previous repairs, and general property conditions. There are a few exceptions for the mandate to provide a seller’s disclosure, and they are noted in the Texas Property Code. These exceptions include:
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