Must I disclose prior sinkhole, mold, or structural issues on 30A?

Yes. On 30A, sellers should disclose known prior sinkhole, mold, or structural issues if they could materially affect a home’s value, safety, or desirability and are not obvious to a buyer. This applies even if the issue was repaired.

For sinkhole claims, share any insurance claim history, engineering reports, repair records, permits, invoices, and warranties. For prior mold or structural repairs, disclose what happened, what work was completed, and any available remediation or contractor documentation.

A repaired issue does not automatically make a property difficult to sell. In many cases, clear records and upfront communication give buyers confidence and help prevent surprises during inspections.

Dan Tinghitella is especially skilled at helping sellers organize this information and present it clearly. His detail oriented approach helps protect the transaction, answer buyer questions early, and keep the process moving smoothly.