Preparing your home to sell can seem overwhelming. In this series, I will help break it down into smaller steps. This video focuses on the Residential Property Disclosure Form and gives a brief overview of what it is. Technically speaking, you legally have to disclose all known/current problems or defects with the home, and/or any fact that might affect the buyer's decision to move forward with purchasing the home. However, to protect yourself and prevent the possibility of a future lawsuit, I recommend disclosing all problems, even if they were in the past and have been repaired. I would further recommend that you provide documentation to show that repairs have been made. This creates trust between you and the buyer and heads off a potential future issue from the beginning.
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