Selling a House As Is | Pros and Cons of Selling a House As Is!

There's more to selling a house as is then meets the eye. When selling a house in as is condition, you'll still have obligations and disclosures to make to a prospective home buyer. Let's review the pros and cons of selling a house as is to see if it's right for you!
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What you'll learn:
1. What does it mean to sell a house as is?
2. Pros and Cons of Selling a house as is!
3. What to know when selling a house as is!

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[PaperDragons]

The main reason agents try to talk you out of selling as-is is they lose major markup on all the BS they can rack up with the contractors. Cuz you know they always have their house flipping team that uses the cheapest repair jobs at a premium price. $30k in repaired when in reality the agent only pays out half that.

[margaretmathis]

Hey Andrew! You might remember that we were having trouble selling our home due to previous foundation repair work. Good news! We got a buyer...and the closing was yesterday! We are so relieved! Thank you for all of your helpful videos!

[scottlavoie]

I sold my house as-is but I gave them a lot of money off the price of the house to do the repairs! I disclosed the repairs needed, I actually put in a lot of money myself but am just done, few things left and I am really going to lose out here but I don't care anymore!

[sct]

I will sell my apartment as is when the time comes. I am no longer interested in any home repairs. Location, location, location. It’s in a good school district, and will sell well.

[jeffm]

Get the inspection, disclose all the items that are small. Fix anything that would be a deal breaker, roof, AC, etc. Foundation issues...just give up. Mold, just burn it down. I've had requests for "repairs" on a home that were actually downgrades based on some home inspectors "recommendations". Naturally they were refused. Let's downgrade a home for no reason to appeal to a buyer that might end up bailing anyway...not.

[vicus]

Hi Andrew. Thank you for all the helpful information you provided on your videos. Looks like that you have a lot of knowledge of various Real Estate issues. But please speak a little bit slower with making a short pauses at the important points. That would make your videos much better. Thank you

[BettyPratt-tvnc]

Thank you for your excellent video regarding the details of sell as is. It is not as easy as it sounds.

[karlabritfeld]

I bought pos houses and left them all in better shape than what I got from lazy cheap homeowners. House inspectors are useless as well. They didn't find bad roof sliding off, broken propane fireplace, water softener system not hooked up, mold in walls, creosote in fireplace, leaking window and French door, tree roots growing into side of house, kitchen vent not working, hand rail improperly installed. We fixed everything. I'm the kind of home owner you want!!

[thQuarterMentality]

As is could also mean that Im confident that my home is good enough as is.

[faithwilliams]

Great video. Very detailed and informative.

[R-BURQUENO]

Yep, my wife and I just looked at home being sold as is. It's a really nice home and I love it but she does not trust it. I really can't blame her 🤷 plus the home is overpriced and other homes around the area have been going for $30, 000 to $40, 000 over the asking price. DEFINITELY NOT A BUYER'S MARKET RIGHT NOW!!!!

[lchiphopkins]

Thank you for this great informational video. 👍🏾

[Lifewithemerson]

I sold my property as is it was a triplex I had a lot of leverage as my property is in Southern California. Gave 2 empty units and had tons of offers. As is gives me ultimate control. Every counter offer after inspection was am not doing nothing as is you signed oops 🙊. Am not an agent and still screwed the buyer by not giving in. It’s all about winning.

[KINTOSOL]

What about the loan CONVENTIONAL & FHA

[mulliganstew]

OK… What if you simply just don’t want to do simple repairs? No hidden secrets....

[charliewest]

He's going like a fucking express train. What's the use?

[MapleYum]

A local builder who worked on our house has offered to buy it. Thoughts? We were very happy with the work they did when we had an insurance claim. Thoughts? Trying to decide if it’s worth the hassle of doing Reno’s if the end net return is close to the same. No major issues with the house, but it’s dated and needs a long list on repairs and a Reno.

[movingtorichmondva]

hey Andrew, weird question right here but I'm wondering. I'm a Realtor in Richmond and i'm working on my channel. You're doing great and I watch your content for ideas, my question is, 'is your channel generating business for you'? I ask because I've been making videos for a while and only have 82 subs and no business from it. Thanks for any info you can provide.

[dandanato]

Why would someone want me to sign a contract before they send an inspector to check out my house and property?

[royvoeller]

Mr Finney, thank you for your seemingly unbiased information. I wish you were in Utah as I would be calling you right now. If I may, I would like to possibly converse with you at some point in the near future.
I'm subscribing and thumbs up to all.
Thank you sir.