I have a co-worker who was selling his home “as-is” and had to keep arguing with the potential buyer who kept asking for things to be done. He kept responding with, “it’s as-is”. He was finally able to make them understand what “as-is” means and they closed on it, though it took a couple of weeks of back and forth which was a waste of time.
SHAKEDOWNVILLE almost 3 years ago
“Zeal” estate market.
Superfrog almost 3 years ago
Not only “as is” but “where is”
rekam Premium Member almost 3 years ago
My house was supposedly in good condition. Note the word “supposedly.”
pcolli almost 3 years ago
Condemned…..
Doug K almost 3 years ago
Just like with a car, even though it says “As Is”, You can still try to make (additional) conditions on a sale.
dcandmx almost 3 years ago
Silk purse &sow’s ear come to mind….
WCraft Premium Member almost 3 years ago
And…do NOT go in the basement!
Amra Leo almost 3 years ago
“As is”…like the house in Colorado Springs that the evicted tenant did over $150,000 of damage to, and still sold for over $600,000…as is…
wirepunchr almost 3 years ago
Is the term “fixer upper” still used?
mistercatworks almost 3 years ago
Beware of those new developments and their “artist conceptions”.
the lost wizard almost 3 years ago
That would explain the mysterious odor.
cuzinron47 almost 3 years ago
Then it’s ‘as was’.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I have a co-worker who was selling his home “as-is” and had to keep arguing with the potential buyer who kept asking for things to be done. He kept responding with, “it’s as-is”. He was finally able to make them understand what “as-is” means and they closed on it, though it took a couple of weeks of back and forth which was a waste of time.