Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in about this subject.One thing to consider when you deal with a FSBO is disclosures.

3.After 1978 – no lead-based paint disclosure required4.Before 1988 – financing may be fully assumable, ask!

CoLetter To Lender Limited Power of AttorneySeller Disclosure and Addendum to the Sales Contract Authorization to Release Loan InfoOthers that I'm not aware of?

But, I hate all the disclosures and liability that go along with investing on my own with my license.I understand that if you are dealing with the "average" agent, that you would want to consider your own license, but the liability isn't worth it if you pick someone like myself, that's decent, to do the searching for you.The biggest challenge you come up across most agents, is they've NEVER invested other than buying their own home!

So when the buyer is signing the contract you point out every paragraph/disclosure to them and exactly what it means?

The rest of the pages included in a mortgage signing have to do with disclosure.

Depending on the county and whether your state is a non disclosure state, but go to the county Central appraisal district, search by address or owner name and it should give you assessed value, owner, last sapes date and price etc.

That said, my disclosure is nothing that will catch anyone's attention.

I'll bet if the "disclosure" during the ending credits told the whole truth both of these crews ended up losing money!

This is not a business for the faint hearted or the weak unless you're a masochist and get off on it.Everyone on this site that has dealt with me in the past knows that before I even give you an address to a property your're siging a non compete and non disclosure.