Wyoming Homebuyers Beware: Undisclosed Issues and the Crucial Role of Home Warranties

Casper, Wyoming Homebuyers Beware: Undisclosed Flooding and the Importance of Home Warranties Buying a home is a significant investment, and unexpected issues can arise after closing. Recently, a Wyoming homebuyer, Marybelle R., shared her experience of discovering flooding issues in her new home, purchased in March 2025, only to see the problem worsen in April. This highlights a crucial concern for buyers: undisclosed problems by sellers. Real estate agent Alisha Collins, from Casper, Wyoming, addresses this issue in a recent video, emphasizing the importance of having proof of the seller's knowledge before taking legal action. "You'd have to prove the seller knew about it," Collins explains, "That means hard evidence—receipts, documentation, maybe even a neighbor." She further advises that home warranties, while not covering flooding, provide protection against other post-closing problems, a service she provides all her clients. This situation underscores the need for thorough home inspections and the added security of a home warranty to mitigate potential financial and emotional distress for homebuyers.