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Due Diligence in Real Estate

AAOA

Due diligence is a critical step in purchasing real estate. Its your chance to check out a property before sealing the deal, ensuring the buyer and seller are fully informed. Either way, due diligence protects your investment, is an integral part, and ultimately gives you peace of mind.

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What’s on the Texas Seller Disclosure Form — and Why Does it Matter?

HomeLight

Find a Top Agent to Help You Navigate Disclosures. HomeLight’s free Agent Match platform can connect you with a top-performing agent in your market who can help you navigate your entire home-selling journey — from disclosures to closing. Is a seller’s disclosure form required in Texas? Find Agent. Get Estimate.

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What Must Be Disclosed When Selling a House in Utah?

HomeLight

If you need assistance navigating the legalities of what to include on a home seller disclosure form in Utah, HomeLight always encourages you to reach out to your own advisor. We’ve consulted with a top real estate agent and researched items that must be disclosed to help make sense out of the seller disclosure form in Utah.

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What Must Be Disclosed When Selling a House in Georgia?

HomeLight

Find a Top Agent to Help You Navigate Disclosures. HomeLight’s free Agent Match platform can connect you with a top-performing agent in your market who can help you navigate your entire home-selling journey — from disclosures to closing. Is a seller’s disclosure form required in Georgia? Find Agent.

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Home, Sour Home: How Homebuyers Can Avoid a ‘Lemon’

HomeLight

Seller disclosures. In many states, seller disclosure forms are required to complete a real estate transaction. Each state has different requirements , but basically the seller is required to tell the buyer of any known problems with the house. That’s why due diligence on the part of a homebuyer is vital.

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How to Spot Serious Foundation Trouble

Hank Miller Team

The frenzied real estate market of '20-'21 exacerbated the issues found in normal markets. There are more buyers waiving due diligence and purchasing homes "as is" than ever before. This is unwise at best and foolish at worst, when emotion rules the decision making process, bad things happen.

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Ask Brian: Home Buyer Beware

Realty Biz

I’m in the market to buy my first house. As a general rule, the obligation is on the buyer to do their due diligence before closing on the purchase of a property. The first thing you want to do is fully understand the seller disclosure laws that apply to any house that you are looking at.