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Best way to sell a house as-is ?

House is aged, but in decent condition. We've kept up with maintenance. We want to be able to sell without the hassle of repairs and back and forth after an inspection. What's the best way to sell the house as-is?
Asked By Chad | Atlantic City, NJ | 34 views | Selling | Updated 1 week ago
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Grant Nulty

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach Realtors

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Hi Chad, I deal with properties like this in Atlantic City all the time. A lot of the homes here are a bit older but have been maintained well over the years, just like yours sounds. If your goal is to sell as-is and avoid the back and forth after inspections, the best approach is usually to price it appropriately from the start and clearly market it as an as-is sale. That tends to attract buyers who are prepared for that and reduces the chances of repair requests later. There are also investors and cash buyers in the AC market who specifically look for properties like this, which can make the process smoother. Clear communication between all parties is key!
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Amanda Cruz

Amanda Cruz Group | Signature Realty

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Hey Chad! Great question. Every NJ home sale is "as-is" buyers are just subject to inspection rights. To maximize your home value I would not put in the listing description "home being sold as-is" this gives buyers the impression that it has not been well maintained or that you are aware of a serious issue which sounds like isn't the case. Buyers get nervous when a home is marketed that way or an agent really drives the point home that no repairs will be made. Your second best option if you are looking for a very easy sale is to sell to an investor. You may take less money than going on the market but they may buy without an inspection. Good luck!

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Richard Keri

RE/MAX Diamond Realtors

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Hi Chad, that's a question I hear all the time. All transactions are as is, and at the same time buyers are entitled to a home inspection. If something comes up in the inspection, a legitimate issue, I would advise you to offer a credit. The agent you decide to work with will be able to advise you.
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Tonette Closson

Honest Real Estate

1. List “As-Is” with a Realtor
Usually gets the highest price.
Buyers can inspect, but you don’t fix anything.
Price it slightly lower than updated homes.
2. Sell to a Cash Investor
Fast and easy (often 1–2 weeks).
No repairs or showings.
Lower price (often 70–85% of market value).
3. Get a Pre-Inspection (Optional)
Shows buyers the condition upfront.
Reduces negotiation after inspections.
Even for an as-is sale, do basic cleaning and decluttering to attract better offers.

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