Yes, I have it on all of my HUD or Closing Disclosures for an occupied property.

Every title company I do business with have a big big disclosure on every e mail they send that saysVERBALLY confirm wire do not trust e mail.. 

I got my initial disclosure paperwork today and was shocked to find out that my closing cost were gonna be roughly 5,000 dollars!

I found what I think might be a good deal (it's a duplex in TN), but when I asked my agent to contact the other agent with questions, she sent back a seller's disclosure form that indicates there's a sinkhole on the property. 

You are correct about the Foreclosure Consultant, i have a disclosure at the bottom of my mailers stating I am not a Foreclosure consultant. 

I believe in full disclosure, so seller is fully aware of my intentions and in agreement.

Closing with a known issue would likely bar a title insurance claim once the issue surfaced and regardless, this is a title problem that as a buyer you definitely want resolved.There are a few ways to resolve this including a corrective or confirmatory or other deed but they all will require full disclosure to the title company/insurer and some corrective action or affirmative coverage for the issue.

I am a broker, and as far as I know the lease agreement and the disclosures signed are all that is required if audited by the DRE.

Some states require disclosure of deaths in a home and/or if a property is stigmatized for having ghosts.

We sent a preliminary letter of disclosure for potential short sale and are waiting to hear back.