It starts innocent enough.“Let’s just update the flooring.”But then the walls need painting.And suddenly the kitchen feels outdated. Then the bathrooms. The lighting. The furniture.The trim. The doors. The dang DOORKNOBS.Before you know it, you've spent tens of thousands of dollars on a home you knew wasn’tyour forever home!At some point, you have to ask yourself:Would this money be better spent...
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Some sellers think selling their home “as-is” means they can avoid disclosing problems.Selling “as-is” means you’re not going to fix anything, but it doesn’t mean you can hidethings.If you know about a defect (a leaky roof, a cracked foundation, or that time the basementturned into a swimming pool), you’re legally required to disclose it.Even in an “as-is” sale.Trying to keep it quiet...