Seller’s Disclosure: Vacant Land

The Michigan Seller Disclosure Act requires all sellers of residential real estate in Michigan provide Buyers with a Seller’s Disclosure Statement and to disclose what is personally known about the property, including any imperfections.

Sellers are required to disclose only information about the property they actually and personally know. In other words, you are not required to perform any investigation of the property in order to complete this form.

If you do not know certain information requested on the Seller’s Disclosure, you may satisfy the disclosure requirements by checking the “unknown” box on the form.

*IF IT’S DISCOVERED THAT THE SELLER FAILED TO DISCLOSE AN ISSUE THEY WERE AWARE OF OR TRIED TO COVER IT UP, THE SELLER’S ACTIONS COULD BE CONSIDERED FRAUDULENT AND COULD RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF THE SALE AND/OR A LAWSUIT.*

The seller’s disclosure statement protects the seller as much as the buyer. If you’ve been honest about about the condition of the property, any issues that arise later will be documented and ultimately be the responsibility of the buyer.

You may be exempt from the Seller’s Disclosure Act if you have never lived at the property AND acquired the property through the course of the administration of a decedent’s estate, guardianship, conservatorship, or trust.

CONTACT US if you believe you are exempt.

If you are unsure of a field, CONTACT US and we will assist you.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS FORM CANNOT BE SAVED TO COME BACK TO LATER. 

SELLER’S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

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