Texas law requires sellers to disclose certain known conditions and defects affecting residential property. When material issues are omitted from a seller's disclosure notice — or the condition of a property is allegedly misrepresented during a transaction—disputes may arise after closing regarding what was known, disclosed, or concealed before the sale.
Seller disclosure disputes in Texas often involve allegations that a buyer relied on inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading information when deciding to purchase a property.
The Keller Firm represents buyers, sellers, investors, and property owners in Texas real estate misrepresentation and seller disclosure disputes.
Does This Sound Like You?
- Water damage appeared after closing, which you believe was concealed before the sale.
- Foundation movement, settling, or cracking was not disclosed during the transaction.
- Mold, roof defects, plumbing problems, or other property conditions were omitted from disclosure documents.
- You discovered prior flooding, insurance claims, or repair history that was not previously disclosed.
- You believe material information about the property was misrepresented before closing.
If any of these situations sound familiar, contact The Keller Firm to discuss your situation and learn about your legal options.
When to Speak to a Real Estate Attorney
When a seller disclosure or misrepresentation issue is discovered, it is generally best to contact an attorney as soon as possible. These disputes often involve contracts, disclosure notices, inspection reports, repair records, communications between the parties, and other transaction-related evidence. Delays can make it more difficult to preserve documentation and evaluate what information was available before closing.
A Texas real estate attorney can review the transaction documents and surrounding circumstances to clarify which legal options or remedies may be available based on the specific facts.
Not Sure If This Applies to Your Situation?
Contact us to discuss your situation and better understand your options.