Do rental properties have to disclose Chinese Drywall to current and future tenants?
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Dear Rusty:
I agree with Judy. There are other things to get disclosed to you other than Chinese Drywall. A couple being the presence of mold and/or foreclosure, liens on the property, etc.
Please protect yourself and hire a professional to obtain this information.
Best regards,
Lisa M. Brodeur
LMB Realty Corp d/b/a Alliance Realty
lmbrealtycorp@aol.com
(954) 868-1416
Web Reference: http://www.AllianceRealtyFlorida.com
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You should ask the owner for a disclosure statement and inquire about that question specifically. The safest way is to go through a real estate company as they are required by law to disclose any problems that the owner discloses to them. Please let me know if I can help you further. JudySellsHouses.com
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