Should the buyer just waive his right to have a home inspection and take the house "As Is"? This may sound OK at first, but in the long run it may prove to be detrimental for all involved in the transaction; including the seller, the agent and most importantly, the buyer. The problem with this choice is that when the buyer moves in, he may discover that there are a few problems. Usually these are minor, … (2 comments)
Buyers want to do a home inspection, then they discover the water, electric or gas is not tuned on. Then the question comes up about what to do about this. 
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