10/06/2026
ππ‘ Selling your home in Texas? Let's talk about the seller's disclosure! π‘π
The seller's disclosure is one of the most important documents in a Texas home sale. It tells buyers what you know about your home's condition before they commit to buying. β
Here's what every seller should know:
π Most Texas sellers of single-family homes, condos, and townhomes are required to provide one
π€ The duty belongs to YOU, the seller, not your agent
β° It's due on or before the day the contract is signed, and if it's late, the buyer can back out within 7 days!
ποΈ Never lived in the home? You still generally have to provide one
π Sellers must answer detailed questions about flooding and flood insurance claims
Some sellers ARE exempt, including:
βοΈ Foreclosure and court-ordered sales
ποΈ Executors selling a home from an estate
ποΈ Builders selling brand-new homes
π¨βπ©βπ§ Certain transfers between spouses, co-owners, and family members
But here's the catch: being exempt from the form doesn't mean you can hide known problems. And selling "as is" doesn't remove your disclosure obligations either. β οΈ
We broke down who needs a seller's disclosure, what it covers, and all 11 exemptions under Texas law in our latest blog post. π
π https://www.cathystubbs.com/blog/what-is-a-sellers-disclosure-texas
π Save this post if you're thinking about selling, and share it with a friend who's getting ready to list!
π Thinking about selling in Fort Bend County? The Cathy Stubbs Team will walk you through every form, step by step. Call us at 281-967-6149!