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A home sale is often more complicated than that. In some places, you can buy a house “as-is,” meaning that effectively the seller is largely not on the hook as
by KerrAvon 4y ago
A home sale is often more complicated than that. In some places, you can buy a house “as-is,” meaning that effectively the seller is largely not on the hook as long as they didn’t egregiously misrepresent the condition of the house.
- farmerstan 4y agoYes but if they don’t disclose problems they are on the hook for it no matter if they sell it as-is.
- Ensorceled 4y agoThat's not what "as-is" means, contractually. There may be certain things that, by regulation, must be disclosed (most commonly lead pipes, asbestos, flood plain) but other than that... In some places, you can also sell a house as "condemned" and then you have no recourse what-so-ever.