Under Florida case law (Johnson v. Davis), sellers must disclose all known material defects that affect property value and are not readily observable. Proper disclosure prevents post-closing litigation in Palm Beach County home sales. New Way Real Estate guides you through mandatory disclosures for 1.5%.
What Must Be Disclosed
Known roof leaks or past water intrusion.
Unpermitted structural additions or electrical updates.
Polybutylene piping or historical insurance claims.
Spanning 2,018 square feet of living space (Carlisle floorplan), this 2-Bedroom + Den / 2-Bathroom home has been updated top-to-bottom: Brand-New Gourmet Kitchen: Features brand-new
Coordinating simultaneous buy-and-sell transactions in Palm Beach County requires precise scheduling, financing contingencies, or post-occupancy leaseback agreements. Jake Tagliaferri and Josh Oresky manage both transactions
Staging highlights South Florida features like outdoor patio spaces, natural light, and pool areas. Staged homes sell up to 50% faster and for higher prices
Yes. Florida contracts mandate that buyer earnest money deposits be held in a licensed escrow account (usually by a title company or real estate attorney).
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