Again, not a bad thing and it was disclosed in the documents, but I initially was under the impression they sold THEIR properties that came with THEIR in-house property management.  

They only might have said the property is "as-is" which you would honor, but the process of closing requiring travel should have been disclosed in the online auction.

In Texas, when we buy or sell a property we must disclose that we're a licensed real estate agent.I was also told by one of my instructors that if a seller wants to sell their property for under what it's worth, as a licensed buyer we must disclose the potential value of the property.

I have to disclose that I may be offered a referral fee from the turnkey provider if I send you but that is definitely not why I would send you to him.

Each state is different, but I'm pretty sure when you miss the required time to disclose the application of the deposit to damages, rent, whatever.....the deposit horse has left the barn, and is now Totally unrelated to, nor available for, offsetting rent, or damages.

I am a disclosing this newly found info in the listing.2.

I would think this would be disclosed in your contract with them.

As an officer of the corporation, you have a duty to disclose your relationship.  

one other reason to not get an inspection is that you will have to disclose it when you sell.

Why didn't the seller disclose that the oil tank was there?