REAL ESTATE NON-DISCLOSURE ATTORNEY GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
Have you purchased property in Glendale recently and feel you are a victim of fraud by non-disclosure? We are knowledge Real Estate Non-Disclosure Attorneys for Glendale. It can be something as simple as not being told that:
Your new neighbors are noisy or a nuisance
- The house was built on filled land
- There was a murder on the property
- The house was a known drug lab house
Or do you feel you were cheated because you were told facts about the property which are not true? Some examples of structural defects may be:
Leaking roofs have been “fixed”
- Inoperable or leaking plumbing has been repaired
- Mold issue has been eradicated
- Defective furnaces, air-conditioning units or other mechanical devices are in good working order
Regulatory defects may include:
- Improvements or remodeling done without permits
- Structures built or “add-ons” without regard to zoning regulations
California Law is Designed to Protect the Buyer and the Seller
A seller of Glendale, California real estate is bound by law and duty to disclose any facts affecting that property’s value. That seller has a statutory duty to disclose pursuant to a California real estate transfer disclosure statement and under California Civil Code section 1102.6. Failure of a seller of California real estate to fulfill such duty of disclosure can constitute actual fraud. A seller’s disclosure requirements are designed to eliminate any surprise discovery of negative facts and/or half-truths in connection with the purchase.
Over $30 Million in Results
If you believe that a material fact or facts were not disclosed to your purchase of property in Glendale, or anywhere else in California, please feel free to call the attorneys at Webb & Ord for your free consultation. We are experienced California real estate attorneys and have successfully prosecuted these cases on behalf of sellers throughout California. If a material fact or facts were not disclosed to you in the purchase of your property, you may have a lawsuit for fraud against the seller.
For a free consultation, call Attorney Eric Webb or Eleanor Ord today at (323) 462-3736.
