Request a Seller Disclosure : DUFFY Realty of Atlanta

Buyer Resource

Request a Seller Disclosure

Use this step to make the next buyer decision with more confidence and less guesswork.

Why This Matters

Offer and contract decisions control price, protection, deadlines, leverage, and what happens if a problem appears.

What Most Buyers Don't Know

The strongest offer is not always the highest price. Terms, lender confidence, earnest money, due diligence, appraisal, closing timing, and seller risk all matter.

Key Buyer Guidance

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Buyer Dashboard | Property Review Request a Seller Disclosure Important information about the property often appears in the disclosures.
The earlier you review disclosures, the better your decisions become.
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A seller disclosure is information the seller provides about the property based on what they know.

Common Mistakes

Focusing only on price.
Approving terms without understanding the deadline tradeoffs.
Forgetting how earnest money and contingencies protect the buyer.
Letting urgency replace strategy.

DUFFY Recommendation

Review the offer or contract step before committing. DUFFY can help you understand which terms strengthen the offer and which terms increase risk.

Before You Sign

Once terms are accepted, deadlines start. Make sure the tradeoff is intentional.

Action Step

Review the guidance on this page, save any questions, then use the navigation below to continue through the buyer process.

What most buyers do vs. how a DUFFY buyer handles it.

Most buyers ask for a verbal or vague text estimate.

DUFFY buyers demand a formal itemized PDF quote broken down by labor, materials, scope, and timing.

A formal PDF estimate can support your Amendment to Address Defects and gives the seller less room to argue the price.

Most buyers use a contractor suggested by the seller or listing agent.

DUFFY buyers hire an independent professional from the DUFFY Preferred Vendor Shortlist.

The seller's contractor has incentive to make the repair sound cheap and minor. Your contractor protects your equity.

Most buyers agree to a massive upfront deposit just to get an estimate on paper.

DUFFY buyers work with reputable trades who provide free or low-cost diagnostic quotes for pending buyers.

This keeps your out-of-pocket cash protected before you officially own the home.