As-is sales are always ripe for complications in markets that typically entertain repairs and concessions after the inspection period. Agents need to make sure clients are as prepared as possible before going into a multiple-offer situation. Here’s how.
Source: Inman News
8 ways to help homebuyers through an as-is purchase
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