Selling a house as is

Can a buyer back out of a contract if it’s an “as is” deal?

I live in a very high demand area and the home prices have skyrocketed. My husband has been ill for 12years and the house is in need of major repairs from the siding to a new furnance to ceiling water stains .Siding alone is 11k. We want to just sell it as is. How low do you think the as is price will be . The homes are selling for 665k and up

He did not blink this whole video 😂

I thought sale as is that the reason sale so chipper for this rason because need to fixed it.

Never use s broker to sell your home. If they cant sell a home as is then they are not good brokers❤

What if the home is too old and dilapidated to renovate? And I was told no inspection or walk-through.

Pay the price......too many buyers are not qualified in the first place....this is where the old adage came to be...wanting something for nothing......tell em to kiss off AND their bozo agent who also could care less ....just the commission......enjoy the game

Should have named this "Buying a home as is".

as is. just as it implies. No implied warrantee. Buyer be ware

Jeb, do you have an email address that we can email you directly.

Can a buyer can sue me later on if I sell my house as-is?

Put myself in the buyers shoes lol 😂. Now tables have turned and time for me to screw the buyer oops 🙊 as is only way to sell in this market. Period.

as a buyer, can i still back out of an as-if offer contract if the home inspection finds major damage that makes the house uninhabitable? i'm dealing with an as-if property. everything looks good, but my agent says that in as-if sale, there is no home inspection can be done. i would just buy it "as if". is that true?

If it is being sold as is, does it mean that the seller can't cover all the closing cost? I'm looking at a property, I'm willing to give them asking price if they cover all the closing costs. However it's as is.

There's another reason sellers sell "as is". In my case, it's because we've spent $200K rehabbing the property from top to bottom, and are not willing to do one more thing. At this point ANYTHING that the buyer would want done would be purely cosmetic/personal preference stuff and I'm not wasting my time with any of that nonsense.

Does a seller need to give a termite clearance on a AS IS sale conventional loan?

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