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7 Comments on "AS IS" ADDENDUM Saved My Client From Making A Bad Investment and Made Me Look Like A Hero!
I can't imagine a buyer waiving their right to inspection whether it be a new home or a home that is 75 years old.
I'm sure your clients were happy with their legal ability to "walk away"
Kirk - I don't have inspections on investment properties that I buy but I strongly recommend that all of my clients do so especially if they plan to live in the property. It is too easy to overlook something that a trained inspector will find.
Guess every state is different. We use As Is contracts here only on condominiums, condo-hotels and REOs and Short sales.
If I represent a buyer, I would only go with a standard contract, as it gives a better protection for the Buyer.
But it is obvious that your situation is different.