When is a Property Disclosure Statement Required? For more Info Visit: www.resg.com Call 425.249.0214 Washington State NWMLS uses the Form 17. Anton Stetner of the Real Estate Solutions Group explains when a property disclosure statement is required and the times when it not required or the property seller would be exempt. The real property disclosure statement or Form 17 in Washington State NWMLS is used and how to know when the home seller is required to fill one out. The home seller disclosure statement is to used in transfers of improved residential real property, including residential dwellings up to four units, new construction, condominiums not subject to a public offering statement, certain timeshares, and manufactured and mobile homes. See RCW 64.06 and Section 43.22.432 for further explanations. Call 425.249.0214 for more questions: RESG: www.resg.com Snohomish County Home Search: bit.ly/dyysig What is my home worth? bit.ly/MojicK Facebook: on.fb.me/4CL3IX Twitter: bit.ly/SydSPZ Washington State, RESG, Real Estate Solutions Group, Real Estate, how to, education, FAQ, When is a property disclosure statement required, form 17, MLS, property disclosure statement, disclosure for real property, seller disclosure statement, seattle home seller, marysville home seller, everett home seller, lynnwood home seller, lake stevens home seller, mill creek home seller, bothell home seller, kirkland home seller, bellevue home seller, redmond home seller, bit.ly/1oEIbp4
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