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Selling a House As-Is: What It Really Means

As-is means no repairs, no prep, no showings — but the terms vary by buyer. Here’s what to know.

What 'as-is' means

You sell the property in its current condition without making repairs. The buyer accepts the home’s condition in their offer. It doesn’t mean you can hide known material defects — disclosure obligations still apply.

Who buys as-is

Investors and companies like Real Deal purchase as-is for certainty and speed. Some retail buyers will too, but often with inspection contingencies that can reopen negotiations.

How condition affects price

An as-is offer accounts for needed repairs, updates and resale costs. A transparent buyer explains that math rather than just handing you a number.

Is as-is right for you?

If repairs aren’t feasible — financially, logistically, or emotionally — as-is can be the cleanest path. If your home is market-ready, Equity Protection may pursue more proceeds.

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