Selling as-is means you are not agreeing to fix problems for the buyer. It does not mean the condition is hidden.
What as-is means
The buyer accepts the property in its current condition. You are not expected to make repairs or give repair credits after an inspection.
Disclosure still applies
Arizona sellers are expected to disclose known material facts about a property. Your attorney or agent can explain what applies to your sale, and we are not able to give legal advice.
How a cash buyer handles condition
A cash buyer factors condition into the offer up front, so there is no back-and-forth over repair requests later. That is a large part of why as-is cash sales can be fast and predictable.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to disclose problems if I sell as-is?
Known material facts generally still need to be disclosed. Ask your attorney or agent about your situation.
Does as-is mean a lower price?
Often, because the buyer takes on the repairs. Compare against what listing would cost you.
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