As far as the house you used to live in you might want to disclose that fact. You may have knowledge about the house that would not be evident to a newcomer. If this particular inspection somehow landed you in court it would look very bad for you if your client's lawyer, in his best Perry Mason moment drama, told the jury that you had lived in the house but nowhere in your report did you disclose it to your client (aka, the plaintiff) and that you, of all people, should have known about (insert hidden defect here).

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