Tennessee requires sellers to provide:
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No property disclosure
Tennessee does require property disclosure for residential properties. While some states have limited disclosure requirements, Tennessee mandates a comprehensive written disclosure form, making this option incorrect.
Residential Property Condition Disclosure
Only lead paint disclosure
While lead paint disclosure is required for properties built before 1978, Tennessee requires a more comprehensive Residential Property Condition Disclosure form that covers many aspects beyond just lead paint.
Verbal disclosure only
Tennessee requires written disclosure, not just verbal. Verbal disclosures alone do not satisfy the legal requirement and may not provide adequate protection for either party in a transaction.
Why is this correct?
Tennessee law requires sellers to complete a Residential Property Condition Disclosure form, which covers various aspects of the property's condition. This written disclosure is mandatory for residential property sales and serves as protection for both parties by documenting the property's condition at the time of sale.
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