A Notice of Disclosure to Seller of Market value is a document that a buyer must provide to a seller prior to a real estate transaction. The notice outlines the market value of the property being purchased and any other pertinent information such as any repairs that are needed prior to closing. This document is typically provided by the buyer to the seller prior to signing a purchase agreement. There are two types of Notice of Disclosure to Seller of Market value : a standard disclosure and an enhanced disclosure. A standard disclosure typically includes the estimated market value of the property, any repairs needed prior to closing, and any taxes or other fees associated with the sale. An enhanced disclosure may also include additional information such as the buyer’s financial status, appraisals, and any contingencies associated with the sale. The Notice of Disclosure to Seller of Market value is an important part of the real estate transaction process and is required in order to ensure that both parties are aware of all pertinent information prior to signing any agreements.