Common use of ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITIONS Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITIONS. This Property is being purchased in its present physical condition, “AS IS,” after examination by the Buyer, and Buyer is relying solely upon such examinations with reference to condition, value, character, and dimensions of the Property, and the home and other buildings, improvements and fixtures, if any, and is not relying upon facts presented by Broker or its employees or agents, or any written material prepared by Broker regarding the Property, including, but not limited to the sales flyers and advertise-ments, Realtor Information Sheet, Property Information Sheet, or Multiple Listing Service Publication. Real Estate sales people are not tradesman, therefore, a sales person cannot represent the plumbing, electrical structure, heating, water supply, sewage system, or any other physical plan to be in good or proper condition, he or she is not qualified to do so. Buyer has read and understands the above “AS IS” Clause. Initials , Date

ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITIONS. This Property is being purchased in its present physical condition, “AS IS,” after examination by the Buyer, and . Buyer is relying solely upon such examinations with reference to condition, value, character, and dimensions of the Property, and the home and other buildings, improvements and fixtures, if any, and . Buyer is not relying upon facts presented by Broker or its employees or agents, or any written material prepared by Broker regarding the Property, including, but not limited to the sales flyers and advertise-advertise- ments, Realtor Information Sheet, Property Information Sheet, or Multiple Listing Service Publication. Real Estate sales people are not tradesman, therefore, a sales person cannot represent the plumbing, electrical structure, heating, water supply, sewage system, or any other physical plan to be in good or proper condition, he or she is not qualified to do so. Buyer Xxxxx has read and understands the above “AS IS” Clause. Initials , Date