Real Estate Disclosure

Phoenix Real Estate Law Lawyer

Disclosures are a key aspect of a real estate agreement. In this way the sellers protect themselves from future lawsuits over conditions in the property. It is also the way that buyers know what they are buying. Schern Richardson Finter should be contacted at once if you are seeking a Phoenix real estate law attorney to professionally assist buyers and sellers in real estate with disclosures so that all important matters are reviewed and understood.

As the buyer or seller in a real estate transaction, you are most likely fully aware that your financial security may be riding on the outcome of the purchase agreement. This is a legally binding agreement and you should fully understand every aspect of it before you complete your transaction. It needs to be executed properly and it should be in your best interests. Choosing a legal professional you can trust is a step in the right direction to drafting and completing a purchase agreement that will be the most beneficial to you now and in the long run. Our lawyers are standing by, ready to use their knowledge and experience in this complex field to help buyers and sellers in the Phoenix area with their real estate contracts. In addition to handling transactional matters, we are skilled litigators and can represent your interests inside or outside of the courtroom in the event of any dispute or disagreement. Involve an attorney at our firm and you can experience the difference that our practical guidance and experienced counsel can provide.

Disclosures in Real Estate Contracts

Below are some of the key disclosures that should be made in a real estate contract. At the firm we assist sellers in making sure they are disclosed in clear language. When we represent buyers, we look for these matters to be disclosed and inquire when they are not to make sure the matter is dealt with in writing.

• Material Disclosures: A seller has a duty to make all important disclosures regardless of whether the buyer asks.
• Physical Condition of the Property: This should include data about the presence of termites or other pests either in the present or past.
• Environmental Problems: Issues about erosion and drainage must be disclosed. If the property is settling, the buyer has a right to know. Noise and odors are also key disclosures.
• Utilities: The buyer has a right to be informed about how sewage is handled and whether the drinking water is good.

Real Estate Law Attorney in Phoenix

We have assisted buyers and sellers with disclosures in real estate contracts since 2003. We urge you to contact us with your questions and are prepared to review your contracts regarding proper disclosures. A real estate contract involves a lot of money and time. Our purpose is that sellers and buyers come to genuine agreements on terms with all key disclosures made and are happy with the outcome of transactions.

Contact a Phoenix real estate law lawyer at the firm to professionally assist with real estate disclosure.