From various searches I have found the following: "A lease agreement in Maryland must disclose the amount, conditions, and timing of the late fee.

The agents should have definitely disclosed it.

A big thing to remember now that you are licensed any offer send for yourself needs to disclose you are IL licensed.

I would absolutely have the seller discloser whether its a true log cabin or if its just log siding.

However, right before closing, the terms changed drastically, and there were $4000 extra loan fees that were never disclosed during the month-long underwriting, despite my efforts to get a clarification on fees.

I have not yet found where it says that I must disclose that in advertisements.

- With what the home currently looks like, I feel like it's unlikely that the property has passed any type of city inspection, but the current owner disclosed that it has passed all city inspections.

I have seen more than a few syndicators underwrite real estate taxes to 80% of purchase price, which this equates to, presumably based on a tax consultants recommendation.Put simply: when the parties disclose the value of the real estate being transferred, they put own 80% of actual purchase price, with the remaining 20% likely going to goodwill or other intangible assets.

Both buyer and listing agent commissions will need to be agreed to by the buyer and seller as part of the purchase agreement (not simply disclosed after the fact, like under previous rules in most states).When you are a buyer, and want to view an MLS listed home, you will have to sign an agreement.

He said he noticed a few other things and this management company person has a history of not disclosing damage from tenant that exceeds normal wear and tear until I get the key back and the deposit was returned.