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Any real estate licensee will encounter clients wondering whether a condition in their property should have been disclosed.  And the tough part of answering that

Buying a home can be one of the most exciting milestones in your lifetime. However, if you purchased a house that was not on par

I feel a ton of empathy for salespeople who find themselves stuck in the middle of a buyer-seller disclosure dispute. The situation is inherently stressful.

One of the number of common misconceptions I’ve seen handling real estate fraud cases relates to the duty to disclose past defects on a property.

When non-disclosure cases go to trial, the buyer is often entitled to more than simply being made whole.  He’s entitled to punitive damages, if he

In SPDS fraud cases, one of the most common concerns I hear from buyers is whether they can win if the Seller claims he sincerely