You'll never go wrong with full disclosure. 

If not, provide a lead paint disclosure.

Also, how would I order the report for just this property when LexisNexis is asking for personal information for a Consumer Disclosure Report on the order request form?

In such a situation, a subpoena (if not a demand for disclosure if a local ordinance allows) is the proper way to lift the veil of the trust and have a disclosure of the personal beneficiaries of the trust.This is a real estate forum.

I don't know MA laws, so generically:1) Do you need any lead paint, bed bug, or sex offender disclosure? 

Especially if they specialize in seller disclosure problems.

The title insurance premium charges for the owner's policy and any lender's policy will be calculated and allocated in accordance with Florida law, but may be reported differently on certain federally mandated closing disclosures and other closing documents.

If you don’t plan to hold the property for a very long it’s not worth the hassle. it will make your resell harder because you will have to disclose that you did foundation repairs to the property on the sellers disclosure. hope this helps best of luck!

This is a tough one because you also have potential disclosure issue when selling.

If it's a disclosure state and it wasn't disclosed, then you may have recourse.If a disclosure state, have your agent contact the sellers agent to see what can be done.