05/28/2026
Thinking about selling your fixer upper in Orange County and wondering if you really have to disclose those known defects?
The answer is an absolutely resounding YES — every single time.
Here's what a lot of sellers don't realize: "selling as-is" doesn't get you off the hook.
If you know something is wrong with the property, California law requires you to disclose it — period.
And it's not just a legal issue. Hiding problems can come back to bite you hard.
Imagine this: eight months after closing, your buyer jets the main sewer line for the second time, chats with a neighbor who says "oh yeah, that was always a problem" — and suddenly they're looking back at your disclosures. If it's not there, you could be facing a lawsuit to buy the property BACK and pay for their damages. 😬
Proper disclosures actually protect YOU as the seller.
When buyers acknowledge what they're getting, they can't come back later claiming you hid something.
💡 Pro tip: Cash buyer offers can be especially tricky — their contracts often require the same legally required disclosures but won't tell you which ones, where to get them, or how to complete them.
We help fixer upper sellers navigate all of this the RIGHT way — and help you get the highest possible cash offer in the process.
One of our clients almost made the mistake of taking a million dollar cash offer for their fixer upper.
I showed them how to do it right!
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