Disrepair/AS-IS
The legal definition of housing disrepair/AS-IS is
For example, a broken sash window that won’t open or close properly or a toilet that won’t flush. There may be something in your property that’s not broken, but don’t work as well as it could or just plain outdated. (9 of 10 properties need repairs or updates to sell)
Every property has a range of value — not a price. Your property has a value range “disrepair/as is,” and it has a value range “as improved/upgraded” example of improvements (upgrades v/s updates)
| Upgrades | |
| Installed within the last 0-9 months | Installed 1yr ago or more (outdated/used) |
| New Carpet installed | Carpet installed 3-6 months ago |
| Granite or quartz Kitchen tops | repaired or replaced kitchen counters |
| New Kitchen Cabinets | |
| New LED Fans & Lighting | |
| New Paint in and out | Try to match paint / or extreme colors |
| New toilets and vanities | clean toilets and repainted vanities |
| Installed New Tile (matching/Plank) | Multiple color tiles or square outdated |
An upgrade is an act of replacing your product with a newer and more superior version. Therefore, an update modifies your current product while an upgrade totally replaces it. When it comes to the frequency, upgrades happen a lot less often compared to updates.
Yes, upgrades will cost much more to do vs. updates and this would be the differentiating factor of the value range “Disrepair/as is,” and value range “as improved/upgraded”
On top of the cost, you would also include time, hassle, and unknown issues or repairs at the time of appraisal and inspection reports that come with the old way of selling, not to mention the biggest cost (real estate agent fees, seller contributions, closing cost, etc.)
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