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Disclosures needed to sell your home

If you want to try and sell your home by yourself, be prepared to fill out these forms. As an example, You would be charged $300 at closing  if you did not give the Property Condition Disclosure form to your buyer prior to them making an offer, and you must keep a fully executed copy for your records.

 And no, I am not going to require you to sign in and give me all of your information before I give you the forms- they're right here. I  hope you can sell your home by yourself, but if you find it is not working out, call me. I have an extensive resume in our area and I will certainly get your home sold. Just go ahead and bookmark my site, and  if you have any questions, feel free to ask. You can search The CT Home Blog posts  for helpful advice on selling, too.

Property Condition Disclosure

Lead Based Paint Disclosure (for homes built prior to 1978)

Lead Based Paint Pamphlet (give to buyers for homes built prior to 1978)

Mold and Mold Forming Conditions Disclosure

Of course, no one can blame you if you wanted to try to sell your home by yourself, and give it a shot for a few weeks - even if it's just to say, "I tried". I can tell you all day long that you  are losing valuable market time, but if you are not ready to go with agent, no one needs to push you into it.

When you are ready for a professional, just give me a call at (203)257-5892 or send me an email with your information, and I will get right back to you. I will push for buyers rest assured, but I don't push anyone into doing something they are not ready for.

Judy

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