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Tennessee Residential Property Disclosure Law

Real Property - Residential Property Disclosure - Tennessee

The Residential Property Disclosure Act ("Act)', requires owners of residential real estate to furnish purchasers a Residential Property Disclosure Statement ("Statement').  A version of the Act has been adopted by 29 States.

The Act generally covers the transfer of residential property--from a single family dwelling unit to buildings containing up to four dwelling units. In some states, the Act applies regardless of the involvement of a real estate agent and may apply whether the property is to be sold, exchanged, optioned or purchased under a lease with option to purchase.

Certain transactions are exempted from the Act such a forced sales, foreclosures, and other transactions.

The form you have found is the required disclosure form for Tennessee.





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