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What an As-is Addendum Does: ?as-is.? In other words, the buyer is purchasing the home in the current state it is in, at the time of contract/closing, without the expectation of repairs/upgrades on the seller's part.

"As is" language in a realty sales contract does not shield a seller or his agent from liability for affirmative or, as in this case, negative fraud. "Generally speaking, such a provision means that the buyer takes the property in the condition visible to or observable by him. [Citation.]

Importantly, there's also a statute of limitations to liability when it comes to disclosures. Generally speaking, claims need to be brought within two years of the purchase date. However, sometimes a general fraud claim can extend the statute of limitations to up to four years.

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.

What is An As-Is Clause? 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.

Yes, you can sell your house as is for cash in Minnesota. They list their homes on cash marketplaces like Houzeo and Sundae. Additionally, sellers can market their homes to institutional cash buyers. Selling property as-is in Minnesota to cash buyers will fetch you low ball offers up to 50% of the Fair Market Value.