In NY State it’s customary to have a property condition disclosure filled out.

I'll check the box on disclosures for expansive soil.

I’m thinking about asking for all contracts, amendments and disclosures be redone in their personal name and asking for a lien waiver from the LLC.

Example, "Non-Disclosure Agreement".     

If that goal Is best accomplished by sharing this piece of InformatIon, then they can.The National Association of REALTORS Code of Ethics is silent on the disclosure of highest offers specifically, but does say this:Standard of Practice 1-15REALTORS®, in response to inquiries from buyers or cooperating brokers shall, with the sellers’ approval, disclose the existence of offers on the property.

and now there is FIRTA which requires tax withholding on sales by non-residents/non-US citizens.Here's a list of popular countries, with restrictions:United States--- Purchases in some areas can require disclosure of principals and FIRTA withholding at sale time approximately 15%.United Kingdom--- 3% stamp duty on investment buyers and 15% tax if bought in name of shell company.Thailand--- Foreigners cannot buy freehold land....and only 49% (foreign quota) of certain condo projects. 

Full disclosure: I own two properties in Memphis and they are both cash-flowing. 

If we would like to get on the property WITHOUT 24 hours notice we ASK nicely, and we give our tenants full disclosure that they can POSTPONE the visit if they find it inconvenient. 

there is a loan disclosure at the bottom of the CD that reads escrow account: $5277.03 says right next to it estimated total amount over 1 year escrowed property cost:Property taxes, homeowners insurance. mortgage insurance.

Dear BP family,I was wondering, if i am buying a property in "as is" condition, does it matter at all what the seller puts in the seller's disclosure?