Frequently Asked
Do I have to disclose what a pre-listing inspection finds?
Quick Answer
Texas sellers of most residential property are generally required to disclose known material defects, so issues you learn about from an inspection are typically something you must disclose. Confirm specifics with your agent or a real estate attorney.
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