Massachusetts requires sellers to provide:
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Comprehensive property disclosure
Massachusetts does not require a comprehensive property disclosure form. While many states do, Massachusetts follows a caveat emptor (buyer beware) approach with limited mandated disclosures.
Lead paint disclosure only (no general property condition disclosure required)
Only structural disclosure
Massachusetts does not require only structural disclosures. The state's disclosure requirements are limited to federal lead paint disclosures, not specific structural components.
Environmental disclosure only
Environmental disclosures are not specifically required in Massachusetts beyond the federal lead paint requirement. No broader environmental disclosures are mandated.
Why is this correct?
Massachusetts specifically requires only the federal lead paint disclosure for pre-1978 homes, with no general property condition disclosure requirements. This limited approach distinguishes it from many other states that mandate comprehensive disclosure forms.
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