Part of Ed & Lynda's services to you is to help you though the process of disclosure. Their extensive local and regional knowledge and experience of selling properties in Denver mean that they rapidly help you with this process.

The Law

In Colorado sellers are presumed to be selling a home that is functional, structurally sound and habitable unless the seller otherwise tells the buyer. This means that home sellers must disclose any significant problems they've had with their homes and what (if anything) they did to remedy the problems.Home buyers, of course, should ask the sellers about any specific questions they might have; but in the absence of disclosure, may presume that the seller is not withholding information about any significant defects the seller is aware of.

Note that in Colorado, home sellers and Realtors are not responsible to disclose any defects about which they have no knowledge. This seems only rational, but in California, for example, home sellers and Realtors are responsible to disclose any defects about which they should have had knowledge.