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If you’re selling a home in California and you’re unsure whether something needs to be disclosed, the safest answer is usually yes—disclose it.

California is no longer a “buyer beware” state. That old idea—where sellers could stay silent, and buyers were left to uncover issues on their own—doesn’t apply anymore.

Today, sellers have affirmative disclosure obligations. And when required information isn’t disclosed, the consequences can be serious.

In some cases, a buyer may be able to challenge the transaction entirely and seek rescission—meaning the sale is treated as if it never happened. The buyer returns the property, and the seller may be required to return the purchase price and cover additional damages tied to the transaction.

That’s why disclosure isn’t just about transparency—it’s about protection.

If you’re preparing to sell and have questions about what must be disclosed, getting guidance early can help you avoid costly disputes later.

At McLellan Law Group, LLP, we help California sellers understand their disclosure obligations and reduce legal risk before a transaction moves forward.

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