"AS IS" on Standard P&S from Massachusetts
Is it recommended to add "as is" to the building description on a standard P&S (Massachusetts) or is it not necessary given that the buyer has conducted an inspection?
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Hello as far as " As is " it is usually used when buyer and seller agree that no other condition such as home inspection or the like will be a reason to terminate the contract. . Always consult a lawyer when in doubt. I hope this helps
Mark
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FIRST ANSWER
That's a contract term which has specific legal meanings. You should have an attorney assist you or advise you with your specific situation in mind. Real estate agents in Massachusetts cannot give legal opinions unless they are also an attorney.
Hope that helps,
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