What new disclosure is required from sellers in Massachusetts under 760 CMR 74.00?

Sellers or their agents must provide a written disclosure informing buyers of their right to a home inspection and clarifying that the purchase agreement is not contingent on waiving that right. This ensures full transparency and legal clarity during the offer process.

Massachusetts Home Inspection Disclosure Requirements Explained

To protect buyers and improve fairness in real estate transactions, the proposed regulation 760 CMR 74.00 includes a new disclosure requirement for sellers and agents. This rule ensures that all homebuyers are clearly informed of their inspection rights before finalizing a purchase offer.

What the New Disclosure Must Include

The required Massachusetts home inspection disclosure must:

Why This Matters for Buyers and Sellers

The new disclosure helps:

To view the latest updates on this requirement, visit the Board of Registration of Home Inspectors.

MKC Associates encourages all parties in a real estate transaction to understand and respect buyer rights to a thorough inspection.

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