Residential Real Estate Agent · Irvine, CA · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
7mo
You really should just disclose everything upfront, use a licensed agent due to the broker having E&O insurance. The people can come back for anything within any time if it is something they found out that should have been disclosed to them by the seller (I.e. foundation issue, or pool leak etc.). Just tell them all the stuff you know. I would not waste you time with pre-inspection, just share all inspections that have been done on the place even if it was an escrow that fell out and they shared the inspection (this is to CYA). Any termite reports, sewer reports and all, share it.. Old disclosures from the prior owner that you bought it from 3 months ago, share those, and HOA docs/demands. Share it all, if it falls out due to something in that it is what it is, you would rather fallout verse covering up one small thing and then getting sued 2 years later and nothing covering you.