ContractsQuestion 63 of 120
In Texas, the Seller's Disclosure Notice for residential property generally requires the seller to disclose:
a.The seller's asking price strategy
b.The buyer's loan terms
c.The listing agent's commission
d.Known conditions and defects of the property
Explanation
The Seller's Disclosure Notice requires sellers of most residential properties to disclose known material conditions and defects. It is based on the seller's actual knowledge, and requirements can change over time.
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