Buying a House As Is?? #buyingahome #realestateinvestment #investing #buyingahouse #homebuying

[PakmanR]

He’s right, always add contingencies to cover your deposit.

[Jessica_Gipson]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Please cover filing variances for smaller sq. footage requests for a new build and new well and new septic issues during the building process.

[chefbrooklyn]

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[tomandannelongrealty]

In Arizona it's in the contract 10 day inspection period.

[AnneDahl-rrwd]

It depends on prise, if its $ 1 or low prise eith all rehabe costs exclud, its ok then you know what you are buying 😊

[Johnvrosenthal]

So weird that that’s even a thing… of course have it inspected first. I get it though…. If it’s cheaper than cheap… risk management comes into consideration.

[melissagLove]

❤ God, you are such a cutie pie ❤😅 I’ll be watching your land videos ..in the market for a small ranch that would allow me to have farm animals.

[Bryan-en]

You can add anything you want, but the owner can sell it with the person who has the money to buy it.

[AndreasScout]

No, AS IS the most HONEST way of doing business. The buyers can bring their own inspection if they want and you can make it a condition during negotiations. I have done it over 200x . The owners do not like that condition then its an indication that there is more issues with it than they are letting on.

I buy 100% from the actual owners themselves and kick out these vultures called "real estate agencies" ( most of them are in business to f*ck over their clients 99% of the time anyway) and give the owners extra $. For example if a house with large land around it is listed by real estate for 599 000 about 38 000-95 000 of that 599 000 are for the "real estate agency" "work".LOL talk about a ripoff

[honeybadgerisme]

At least know what "as is" is going to cost you!