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So must the seller share a copy of the inspection report? No. But they must disclose all knowledge of the condition of the property. Property Code 5.008 requires that the notice be completed to the best of the sellers belief and knowledge as of the date the notice signed by the seller.
(1) Except as provided by this section, inspections performed for a prospective buyer or prospective seller of substantially complete one-to-four family residential property shall be reported on Form REI 7-6 adopted by the Commission (the standard form).
Texas changed its property code in 1993, adding section 5.008, which created the duty for all sellers of single family residences to disclose known defects to any potential purchaser.
The statute of limitations for bdocHub of contract is four years in Texas. From the time you both signed the contract until you file your case must be four years or less. Your best chance for a successful suit is to use your time wisely. Find issues early if you need to bring a lawsuit for damages against the seller.
The HUD regulation requires the use of ICC-certified Residential Combination Inspectors (RCI) or Combination Inspectors (CI) inspectors for new construction as well as structural repairs and renovations of existing properties where the local jurisdiction does not provide building code enforcement and requisite
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Compliance inspections are to ensure that the mortgage risk in construction stays within acceptable limits.
The Sellers Disclosure Notice covers a wide range of topics. It asks sellers to list the appliances and systems in the property, any current defects or items known to be in need of repair, past inspection reports, and other conditions of the property.
Major electrical and plumbing defects that pose safe-related risks must be repaired by the seller after a home inspection. These are the kind of defects to include in the repair amendment. However, smaller issues might pop up here and there like outlets missing a cover or cold and hot water lines being interchanged.

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