Would you list all the faults of a house or car to a prospective buyer?

I am always honest.
You have to tell people, or it will bite you hard yourself...one day.
I have been caught many times buying a house or car, I would hate to think I have done that to someone else.

by jonaja

I'm totally with jonaj on this one. Its best to be totally honest with potential clients. You will save yourself a lot of trouble if you sensitize people as to what they are getting into. This will help then to be properly prepared as well as exempt you from future liability.
I would never like to be duped in this way or any other way for that matter.

by dwatk

I'd probably list everything my estate agent recommended.

by Bryony Harrison

Yes, I would point out things that need repairing or fixed, I've always believed
honesty is the best policy.

by valto

It's the ethical thing to do, but not the easiest. I have to, otherwise I'd feel guilty.

by Vee

No, I would just consider them when I'm comparing other properties. The vendors probably know all the faults anyway. My mother was selling her house. Well the prospective buyers pointed out that it was under the flight path... No kidding!!! I think they want you to reduce the price of the house after the faults are pointed out. I would think the vendors have already considered the faults, hence the price. Take it or leave it I say..

by fifi.