Connecticut Concrete Advisory and Disclosure for Buyers and Sellers

This Connecticut Concrete Advisory and Disclosure is an informational form used to document a seller’s knowledge of any testing, inspections, repairs, or claims related to a property’s concrete foundation, particularly in light of statewide concerns regarding crumbling foundations. The disclosure is intended to promote transparency by alerting buyers to known foundation conditions, prior professional evaluations, repairs, and any claims filed with the Connecticut Foundations Solutions Indemnity Company (CFSIC), which may be transferable to a buyer if proper procedures are followed. While the advisory itself is not a contract and is not mandated as a standalone statutory form, a seller’s statements relate to the broader disclosure obligations imposed under Connecticut General Statutes § 20-327b et seq., which require sellers of residential real property to disclose known material defects. Failure to provide accurate and complete disclosure of known foundation issues may expose a seller to civil liability, including claims for damages or rescission, if a buyer can demonstrate that material information was withheld or misrepresented

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