Design Due diligence Land Seller disclosure 
HomeLight
OCTOBER 17, 2022
it’s common for sellers to have to disclose certain details about their property to potential buyers before the transaction can take place. These legally-binding requirements are designed to enforce transparency in the dealings so as to avoid physical or financial harm to the parties involved. This is known as the due diligence period.
RIS Media
SEPTEMBER 20, 2021
As more and more climate change-fueled extreme weather events—from historic hurricanes to unexpected summer downpours—affect homes, one issue anyone selling or buying a home needs to be aware of is disclosure. ” It also requires that sellers disclose water or leakage in the basement along with frozen pipes or drains. .”
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