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Steve Walton
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I'm a real estate professional having served the Billings, Montana area for 7 years as a real estate agent with Century 21 and 6+ as a mortgage professional.
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Generally, the responsibility to disclose falls on the seller, as the seller is most likely knowledgeable about any adverse material fact or deficiency with the property. However, if the problem is evident to the agent, or the agent has a reasonable expectation that there is a problem, it would always be in the best interest of the agent and any potential buyer to disclose the information.
The simple answer is "yes", if the agent has knowledge of the problem. Hope that helps.
The simple answer is "yes", if the agent has knowledge of the problem. Hope that helps.
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