The possible result for an owner not providing a seller's disclosure notice when required by the Texas Property Code (TPC) can vary, including potential legal recourse for the buyer.
If an owner fails to provide a seller's disclosure notice when required by the Texas Property Code (TPC) and outlined in the standard purchase agreement promulgated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), the possible result can vary. The buyer may have legal recourse and options to cancel the agreement or seek damages if they can prove that the non-disclosure caused them harm or financial loss. The specific consequences for the owner would depend on the circumstances and the actions taken by the buyer.