Posted: April 23, 2010 By: Dave Ralston
When a homebuyer is purchasing a residential property, the seller is required to provide them with a Seller’s Disclosure Statement to detail any pre-existing conditions. Now, the million dollar question is whether or not everything in the disclosure statement is 100% true. Is it fact or fiction?
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