As a real property seller, you are bound to disclose material facts about the property you are putting on the market. Disclosure is a requirement that should not be taken for granted.

What a seller should disclose in a real property sale are material facts that can affect the buyer’s decision on the transaction. The physical condition and legal status of the property are the most important facts that should be made known to the buyer.

Apparently, a seller may opt not to reveal every material fact to the buyer and be able to get away with it. However by not divulging information to the client, he is running the risk of being sued in the future once his non-disclosure is found out.