u/Montanapat89

We are anticipating putting our house on the market in about 6 weeks. We were planning on using the same agent we used when we purchased.

We got into a discussion about disclosures. She claims that we need to disclose every repair we've made. For example, we replaced a thermostat in the fridge. The fridge works fine now, but she's saying we need to disclose that we fixed it. The overhead garage doors leaked (never disclosed to us) and we replaced and added weather stripping. She says we need to disclose that.

Our thinking is that the problem was fixed, the appliance and doors now work like they should, so why is it necessary to disclose? She says it will avoid law suits. We think she's wrong.

What say you?

We are getting ready to sell our 2020 Primavera 150 and Primavera Touring Vespas. We sold our old ones and replaced them in early 2022. I think Covid impacted delivery dates, at least that's my assumption as to why they were 2 model years old when we got them.

Anyway, we used to have a garage in our RV that held the scoots. We got a new RV without a garage and then bought a trailer to haul them in. It's a pain to haul them around and we just have not ridden them very much. We used them to ride around parks and into cities where we didn't want to take the RV.

We do try to ride them once a month or at least run them. Both have about 400 miles on them. I did say we didn't ride them much.

I have seen posts where low miles on older models is concerning. We are in NW Montana, so we're looking to get rid of these now that nice riding weather is here. Advice?