What to tell before you sell With Florida law unclear on what must be disclosed, sellers sometimes face difficult decisions about how much they should reveal. Many opt to tell all at the outset rather than risk a lawsuit later.
New sod hides the cranky sprinkler system.
The latest roof repairs are difficult to notice. And you're hoping, desperately, that nobody tells potential buyers that Uncle Ed killed himself in the bathroom. And that disclosure may need to include more than the house's physical flaws. Some agents may insist you mention Uncle Ed's untimely demise as well. It is all for your own good, your agent may say.