Disclose, Disclose, Disclose
AZ seller disclosures can be a bit daunting if you don’t know what you are doing. As a homeowner looking to sell your property, you should always disclose everything you know about your home and the area. Many sellers are afraid to disclose something about their home for fear of deterring a buyer. There is huge liabilities in withholding information from a potential buyer when selling your home. When you sell your home with us we will guide you through this process of AZ seller disclosures. It can be a bit frightening to not know what you must disclose and what you don’t have to disclose. Rest assured, we will give you AZ Seller Disclosures Statement to fill out as well as information about Lead-Based Paint, Wells, and other neighborhood information you must disclose.
Homebuyer Responsibility
As a homebuyer, it is your responsibility to do your buyer’s Due Diligence. This means you need to do any and all inspections to uncover any defects that the seller has not disclosed. It is also an opportunity to explore further any defects in the home that the seller disclosed through the Seller Property Disclosure Statement. This is a document that the seller fills out and provides to the buyer with information the seller is aware of about the property a home buyer is purchasing. Why are the SPDS important?
Michelle Shelton is the owner and Designated Broker of Life Real Estate. She is the 2020 Vice-Chair and 2019 Treasurer of the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS) and serves on the Board of Directors with Arizona Association of REALTORS® as well as West and Southeast REALTORS® of the Valley. Michelle is also on the Rules Committee at ARMLS and serves on various task forces for ARMLS. As treasurer, she was the 2019 Chair of the Audit Committee. Michelle is active in raising the bar in the real estate industry as a whole. She has a passion for people and the rights of homeowners.