Definition
Buying a property exactly as it is without repairs—the seller's way of saying 'don't say I didn't warn you.'
Example Usage
We bought the foreclosure as-is, knowing we'd need $50K in repairs.
Origin
Legal contract terminology
Fun Fact
As-is sales often come with a disclaimer preventing buyers from seeking specific performance for repairs.
Source: Real estate contract terminology
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