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Lenders Care About Repair Addendums. ?It's important to me as a lender to ensure as part of the financing that those addendums get taken care of,? says Jen. So, oftentimes lenders require that three business days before closing, an additional addendum has been added stating all repairs have been addressed.

When a buyer chooses to make an offer ?As-Is? or the seller wants to sell his home ?As-Is,? in Indiana, we use the As-Is addendum in addition to the Purchase Agreement. It's a one page contract crafted by the Indiana Association of Realtors that lets all parties know the meaning of As-Is and what to expect.

A blank addendum form is a document that is used to add or modify terms, conditions, or clauses to an existing agreement or contract. It is typically a separate document that is attached to the original agreement and is used to make changes, amendments, or additions to the original terms.

An 'As-Is' clause is a type of contact clause used in a real estate agreement. It's effectively a disclaimer that tells the buyer they are purchasing a real estate property under their own judgment, and not based on the representation or statement of the seller.

This is a standard form of amending agreement for use where a vendor and purchaser have agreed to modify the agreement of purchase and sale between them for a parcel of commercial real property by adding, changing, or removing sections.

The As-Is does state that the seller is under no obligation, whatsoever to repair/correct any undisclosed defects found. That is plain and simple. By the way, ?undisclosed defects? means defects found that the seller has not already disclosed to all on the Indiana State Residential Real Estate Seller's Disclosure form.