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Can You Sell a House As Is Without Inspection? A Reality Check

HomeLight

Selling a house “as is” without inspection is the definition of driving a hard bargain. As for whether you can sell a house as is without inspection — the answer is yes, it’s possible and does happen. Some flippers and investors will be well accustomed to these terms and may even prefer them. Source: ( aymane jdidi / Pixabay ).

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Should I Waive a Home Inspection? Why Buyers Are Willing To Right Now

Realtor.com

When we finally did go under contract on this third home, we learned of another issue: Home inspectors in the area were booked for two weeks and up, but our contract stated that we had only seven days to get an inspection done. We got lucky, but it left me wondering: Is it ever OK to waive a home inspection?

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What Does Contingent Mean in Real Estate?

HomeLight

The final sale hangs in the balance, waiting for certain conditions or “contingencies” to be met. These conditions can be anything from the buyer securing a mortgage, the home inspection clearing, or the sale of the buyer’s current home. Until those contingencies are cleared, the house isn’t officially sold.

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How to Sell My House Fast in Raleigh: Cash Offer Options

HomeLight

Unlike conventional sales that often involve mortgages and can be bogged down by lender-required inspections and appraisals, a cash sale moves quickly. When you accept, the absence of mortgage approvals or inspection contingencies means you can close rapidly, letting you move forward with your plans without delay.

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Tempted by a Cash Offer for Your Home? Dissect It With This Guide

HomeLight

We asked Latif to break down how to evaluate cash offers from both traditional homebuyers and direct buyers like investors. Cash offers do often come from investors, but they also come from first and second-time homebuyers.”. Investors and flippers. Investors and flippers. Home inspection contingency.

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How to Spot Serious Foundation Trouble

Hank Miller Team

Buyers were/are so stressed to secure a home that some toss caution to the wind; overpaying, waiving finance contingencies, inspection contingencies and more. This was an active listing in a very popular area at a great first time buyer or investor price point. The buyer is spending money and possibly losing the deal.

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5 Keys To Know About an ‘As Is’ Home Sale Before You Try One

HomeLight

You might not be aware of every flaw — that’s for the home inspection to notice — but once you are, you can’t hide them, and legally, neither can your agent. Buyers can still get an inspection to unearth problems. A home inspection is part of a buyer’s due diligence. But you can’t keep quiet about it, and neither can your agent.

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