Texas SB2604 requires sellers to disclose water service status on lots of five acres or less in specific counties.

Texas SB2604 amends the Property Code to mandate sellers to provide a written statement about the water service status of lots of five acres or less in certain counties. This applies to counties with a municipality of over 500,000 people and adjacent to an international border. The statement must be in both English and Spanish, printed in 14-point bold-face type or capital letters. If the seller fails to provide this statement, the purchaser can terminate the contract within seven days of receiving notice or the transfer date, whichever is earlier. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas SB2604 requires sellers to disclose water service status on lots of five acres or less in specific counties.

Texas SB2604 amends the Property Code to mandate sellers to provide a written statement about the water service status of lots of five acres or less in certain counties. This applies to counties with a municipality of over 500,000 people and adjacent to an international border. The statement must be in both English and Spanish, printed in 14-point bold-face type or capital letters. If the seller fails to provide this statement, the purchaser can terminate the contract within seven days of receiving notice or the transfer date, whichever is earlier. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.