Not absolutely necessary, but a simple disclosure that there is a lease in place with rate, term and tenant name, signed by buyer.

There was no mention of contamination in the seller disclosure nor anywhere in the contract either.

-----With regards to dual/limited agency, laws may vary from state to state...however, in Utah...with proper documentation and adequate disclosure it's perfectly legal.

There are things like lead paint disclosures if your property is very old.

An Attorney friend of mine in Austin does more of these than anyone in the area and requires a several page addendum as well as a pre-closing conference to explain all the nuances and disclosures are even in bold and I am not sure this would be enough.

Curious here,I know most in my market have written off the MLS at this point, but I would like to start looking at some houses to buy here in the DFW market.Often must opt out of an option period entirely In the state of Texas REOs are not required to provide a sellers disclosure notice.

My wife Ashley and I just completed our first flip. I wish I had discovered Bigger Pockets prior to buying this house as there were some mistakes made that we could have avoided after reading the wealth of material...

.** Disclosure: I'm Long EPB and KMI.

I would be so grateful, nothing extra just the basic agreement to purchase, escape clause, assigntment of contract, and/or lead paint disclosure.

I don't know what your laws are up there (disclosure: I am not an attorney or title expert) but, I do sit on a Board as the treasurer and can tell you first hand, you do not want someone like me seeing this kind of deliberate action in my state, and here is why; Illinois, allows associations to file judgements and put liens on your condo if you are delinquent on association dues.