Sellers do have certain obligations when working with potential buyers. Canadian homeowners aware of certain issues, such as mould, basement flooding or unpermitted work, may not be able to keep the information to themselves. Potential buyers should be privy to details about a home in specific circumstances and when regulated by the laws in the province or territory. Seller disclosure should not be overlooked when selling property in Canada, as details can make a significant difference to buyers.
For informational purposes only. Always consult with a licensed real estate professional before proceeding with any real estate transaction.
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Sellers are responsible for completing the Real Estate Disclosure form or
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