According to Pennsylvania law, before a contract can be signed, the seller must furnish to the buyer a Property Disclosure Statement mentioning any known material defects that could affect the buyer’s decision to purchase.^[1]

The seller cannot make false, deceptive, or misleading facts about the property or fail to disclose a known material defect.^[2]

Lead-Based Paint Disclosure – If a property is being sold to a buyer, and the property was built before 1978, the seller must provide the buyer with this disclosure form to notify them of any lead-based paint which might be contained in the dwelling.

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Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement – Sellers are required to complete this property disclosure and provide it to buyers before signing a purchase and sale agreement.^[1]

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