Legally, financially, and practically — what "selling as-is" means in Michigan real estate transactions.
In a real estate contract, "as-is" means the seller makes no representations or warranties about the property's condition and has no obligation to make repairs. The buyer accepts the property in its current state, with all known and unknown defects.
The key difference: an MLS as-is listing still puts you through the traditional sale process — it just signals to buyers that you won't negotiate repairs. A direct cash sale skips the traditional process entirely.
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