Undisclosed Defects: The Shocking Truth About Home Sales Disclosures

Dated: September 27 2022

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According to new surveys, there are undiclosed defects in up to 94% of home sales. That is according to the SELLERS THEMSELVES. See the article below for the breakdown. 

Seller's Don't Disclose

To help sellers complete their disclosures we have partnered with a company called Sellers Shield. We are unable to assist sellers when filling out their disclosures beyond explanation of terms. That is where Sellers Shield comes in and can help sellers fill out the form by answering simple questions about what each field is asking. Additionally, sellers can purchase legal protection through Sellers Shield to help them in the event a buyer attempts to bring legal action on a disclosure item. This, after all, is the #1 lawsuit in the industry and we recommend sellers protect themselves. To learn more about Sellers Shield check out their website.  

Sellers Shield

-Jason Phillips, MBA

Broker/Owner of NextHome Central Real Estate

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Jason Phillips

Jason Phillips is the Broker-Owner of NextHome Central Real Estate in Oklahoma City. An MBA and longtime entrepreneur, Jason launched his own construction company before turning his passion for real e....

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