What are the potential risks for landlords if mandatory upfront property information is not implemented, especially concerning undisclosed issues?
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Lack of mandatory upfront property information leaves landlords vulnerable to legal disputes, repair costs, and tenancy issues arising from undisclosed property defects or problems, increasing financial and operational risks.
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