03/08/2026
Selling your property through an estate agent?
Where a property practitioner is involved in the sale, the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) requires the seller to complete a mandatory disclosure form.
The purpose of the form is to record any known defects and material information relating to the property, allowing prospective purchasers to make informed decisions. It is also important for purchasers to understand the title deed conditions and restrictions affecting the property.
Full and honest disclosure helps ensure that purchasers know exactly what they are buying, while reducing the risk of disputes after transfer.
After all, disclosure protects sellers more than silence does.
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