Chapter 93A requires brokers, salespersons, and other business persons to disclose all facts known by a real estate
licensee about defects in a property, even if a buyer or tenant does not ask.
Not exact matches
Listing
licensees should explain the concept of latent
defects to sellers at the time a listing is taken, to ensure they are aware of the need to inform potential buyers
about the property's
defects.
If a buyer believes that information
about a known latent
defect has been withheld by the seller or the seller's
licensee, legal advice should be obtained.
Like
licensees in agency relationships, transaction
licensees must disclose known material
defects about the property.
All confidential information relayed by the seller / landlord must be kept confidential except that a
licensee must reveal known material
defects about the property.