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Old Posted: Apr 11, 2012, 3:30 PM
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I don't know if its the agents fault really. The sellers incorrectly filled out the seller info form. They said they were unaware of any developments and that no renovations had been done, both which were untrue. Is the sellers agent responsible for that?
There's minimum due diligence with which they would have to conduct themselves. I'm not an expert on what constitutes due diligence in the real estate industry though. Wouldn't a home inspection pick up on any renovations?
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