Even if the Spring Texas home you are interested in is being advertised “AS IS”, you still have the right to have the home inspected. Homes that are being sold as a short sale or as a foreclosure are typically sold ”AS IS” and it means the owner/seller of the home is selling it in its present condition. Whatever that condition may be.
You are accepting the home with all its faults and deficiencies. The phrase “AS IS” is a classic buyer beware situation where the buyer should take the time and spend the money to have the home professionally examined and inspected.
If the inspections reveal more problems than you are willing to deal with you can get out of the real estate contract. But there are defined time frames you have to abide by if you want to terminate the contract due do the home’s condition.
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Jill is amazing and by far the best realtor I have ever worked with and if I could give her... read moreJill is amazing and by far the best realtor I have ever worked with and if I could give her 100 stars I would. I listed my home with Jill after having a bad experience with a very well known agency that advertises their ability to sell your home fast - which is what we needed and what they did not do.
I think what is most important to know if you are looking to hire a realtor is that the other company had my home on the market for weeks with minimal showings and no offers. With no major changes to the home Jill had my home on the market for TWO days and we ended up with NINE offers - the house closed in 21 days at a price above list price!
Jill was able to do this because she is a consummate professional, she has developed a process from your initial meeting to the closing that is stellar. Her level of service is extraordinary and going above and beyond seems to be her standard operating practice.
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