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Failure to Disclose Real Estate Attorneys

Purchasing a home is the largest investment most people ever make. Ensuring that such a transaction is handled appropriately is very important. This is true, not only because of the financial investment that goes into the purchase of a home, but also because of the emotional investment that is part of any home purchase.

Failure to Disclose Real Estate Lawyers in San Diego & Orange County

With the real estate market being in the distressed condition it has been in for years, many homeowners are experiencing difficulty in selling their home. When sales do occur, the purchase prices are often below the amount owed by the seller.

This and other factors are leading unscrupulous home sellers to fail to disclose unfavorable factors regarding the homes they are selling. These issues can range from the benign to those that have a serious impact on your health and the health of your family, including:

  • Toxic mold
  • Pollution and other hazards
  • Repairs or additions done without the proper permits
  • Use of lead-based paint
  • Roof and window leaks
  • Slab, foundation, drainage and grading issues
  • Termite or insect infestation
  • Plumbing leaks
  • Prior repairs
  • Prior insurance claims

At Boyd Contreras APC, our San Diego failure to disclose real estate lawyers can help you protect the investment that you have made in your home. We will work to hold sellers, real estate agents and brokers responsible when they have failed to disclose a material defect. We will work to gain the appropriate outcome to your situation to make you whole again. This can include recission of the contract and damages.

Contact Our San Diego and Orange County Real Estate Fraud Lawyers at Boyd Contreras APC

Our attorneys help clients through out Southern California including these cities and counties:

  • San Diego County
    • Chula Vista
    • El Cajon
    • La Mesa
    • La Jolla
  • Orange County
    • Irvine
    • Santa Ana
    • Newport Beach
    • Laguna Beach
  • And More

Home sellers and their real estate agents and brokers have a legal obligation to disclose any defects to the property. If you have purchased a home and later discovered a defect that should have been disclosed, we can help you pursue all available remedies. For a free initial consultation with one of our San Diego lawyers, call 619-378-4033 in San Diego and 949-242-0656 in Orange County or simply contact us online.

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"Since the horrible decline in property value since we purchased our first place in 2006, we have been faced with tough times. Through our Realtor , we were so fortunate to be introduced to Dolores and are so grateful that we did. Dolores truly has her clients best interest at heart and will take the time to be certain you understand all aspects of real estate laws. I have nothing but great things to say about Dolores and highly recommend her for your legal needs. Thank you !"


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