[Hunble]

When my wife and I sold our last home, it was sold "AS IS" and no modifications were allowed.

When the purchaser attempted to use these excuses, the purchase price increased by $5,000 for each item.

When we said "AS IS", we ment "AS IS!"

[afraidfortherepublic]

Good for you!

The good part of my daughter's story is that she did get a good price for her house and was able to buy a much nicer and newer home in New York and have money left over to make some major improvements to it (pool and fence installation and basement finish) and still have money left over.

My daughter would have played hardball with these folks at closing, but her husband just wanted to get it over with.