If someone died, even violently, in a home that's up for sale, must the seller disclose that to a prospective buyer? It turns out, legally they do NOT have to inform the buyer about any death in a property that's listed for sale.
In this video, VERIFY reporter Meghan Bragg explains the one specific thing that the buyer can do that will turn the tables and require the seller to disclose that information. This VERIFY news report will explain what every buyer should do if they want to know the truth. #WakeUpCLT #verify
THE QUESTION
Do sellers have to legally tell a potential buyer if someone died in the home?
THE ANSWER
No, sellers aren't legally required to inform potential buyers up front that someone died in the house, even if it was a violent death. However, if the buyer asks, the seller would be required to disclose that information.
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