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Dated: February 13 2026
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In Texas, selling “as-is” means the seller is offering the property in its current condition and does not intend to make repairs.
It does not mean:
You can skip disclosures
Buyers can’t inspect
Buyers can’t negotiate
Buyers still have the right to conduct inspections and may request price adjustments or concessions.
“As-is” primarily communicates your repair posture — not a waiver of legal obligations.
Pricing must reflect condition accurately to avoid extended time on market.
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