As-Is Condition

The condition in which a property is sold, without express or implied warranties as to the condition and/or fitness of the property for any particular use. Buyers are solely responsible for performing their own due diligence. They should examine and judge the property for their own protection and interest. Buyers should independently verify all information.

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