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A: Yes, the Washington State Seller's Disclosure Statement is required for all property sales in Washington state, with a few exceptions, such as sales of newly constructed homes.
A Disclosure Statement is a written description of a contractor's cost accounting practices and procedures. (A blue print if you will.)
Sellers are required by law to disclose material defects about residential property in the seller disclosure form in Washington state. Completing the form is essential since it tells most about the condition of the property before the purchase is made. As stated in Section 64.06.
In most real-estate transactions in Washington, the seller of the property must complete a ?Form 17? disclosure statement and give it to the buyer. Form 17 has a couple dozen questions on topics ranging from title matters to environmental issues.