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Property Condition Disclosures |
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How do you ask a seller about their knowledge of problems with their home?
Do you have to ask specific questions,
Dose the roof leak?
Is their foundations problems?
ect.....
Thanks in Advance.
TonyB |
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Hi Tony! I don't know what state you live in. Here in New York, for example, the seller must give you a written disclosure of property condition, answering 43 specific questions. A good all-purpose question, asked in front of witnesses, is "Are there any problems with the condition of the property that I can't see for myself?" In addition, it's wise to have your purchase contract written to allow you to bring in a home inspector, and to cancel the deal if you don't like the report you get. Good luck to you |
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Edith
Originally published on April 19, 2007 |
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