Your state and MLS rules also probably require you to disclose who's listing it is, so you can't make the video make it appear as though you are the listing agent.   

You can still renegotiate your offer duringvthe inspection period if the inspection brings up issues that were not disclosed.

In general, in a bargain and sale deed the Grantor, the person conveying the property to you, only warrants or tells you that (s)he/it has not done anything to encumber the title with liens or other encumbrances other than what's disclosed on the deed. 

Even if they are just getting started, they should disclose that.

Initially, the seller provided a Disclosure of No Representation, but now that he knows....he won't be able to actually sale the house for what he was asking without disclosing the major issues so........LET'S MAKE A DEAL.

@Alex LeeIf you don’t follow building codes it won’t pass inspection If you go the under the radar and no permits realize you will have to disclose this when you go to sell it and if there ever was something requiring an insurance claim you most likely will not be covered.

I fully disclose I am an agent in everything I send.

Step two, you find a buyer that wants an owner finance house, being sure that you are disclosing to the buyer you were not selling as a principal owner but are selling your interest in a contract. 

When applying for a mortgage is there a LEGAL obligation to disclose all income or can you disclose the income sources that will qualify you for the loan?

One vacant property was flagged for a major foundation issue issue 2 buyers before I put it under contract and my inspection showed that this was wrong but I didn’t disclose my discovery and I negotiated a $85,000 discount.