How long does a seller have to disclose known defects in real estate transactions in Louisiana?

In Louisiana, a seller is required to disclose known defects in a property but there is no specific time frame for this disclosure to occur outside of needing it to be done before the sale. This means that while there isn't a set number of days before the sale, the seller must ensure that all known material defects are communicated to the buyer prior to the finalization of the transaction. This pre-sale disclosure is intended to provide the buyer with essential information that might influence their decision to proceed with the purchase.

The options that suggest specific time frames or limits, such as days before the sale or after signing, do not align with Louisiana's laws. The timing of the disclosure must allow for thorough understanding and consideration by the potential buyer, fitting within the broader context of ensuring transparency in real estate transactions.