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Sell your house as-is
Not every home needs repairs before it sells. Cory helps you decide what, if anything, is worth fixing, and how to price and market the home as it is.
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What selling as-is means
You sell the home in its current condition and tell buyers up front that you do not plan to make repairs. Buyers can still inspect the home before closing.
When it makes sense
As-is can fit an inherited home, a home that needs more work than you want to take on, or a timeline that leaves no room for projects.
How Cory prices an as-is home
Cory compares your home with recent nearby sales in similar condition, so the price reflects the work a buyer will see, and you can compare it with the cost of fixing things first.
Small fixes that can still pay
Sometimes a deep clean, a cleared-out basement or a minor safety repair changes how buyers see a home. Cory will tell you which ones are worth it and which ones are not.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to make repairs after the inspection?
No. If you sell as-is, you can decline repair requests. The buyer can then decide whether to continue under the terms of the contract.
Will an as-is home sell for less?
Usually, a buyer factors the needed work into the price. Cory will show you recent sales of similar homes so you can weigh that against the cost of repairs.