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Dated: November 14 2024
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As a home buyer in Pennsylvania, you might be familiar with homes being sold in “As Is” condition. A common question I receive is can you still request a home inspection for As Is condition homes? And the answer to that is absolutely yes, in Pennsylvania you can elect a home inspection regardless of the condition of the home.
Now, if you do happen to find issues with the home, don’t expect the seller to make any repairs. Of course, it never hurts to ask. Keep in mind that the home seller can always decline an offer if they have specific preferences or have a better offer. Additionally, depending on what kind of market you’re in, you might be pressured to waive inspection.
This can be a tricky situation, so this is where it helps to be working with a real estate professional. I hope that provided some clarification for you on your home journey and drop me a comment below if you have other questions.
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