Construction Inspection contingency Proof of funds 
HomeLight
OCTOBER 30, 2020
The “as is” label signals that as the seller, you aren’t willing to negotiate on price no matter what comes up in the inspection. However, a buyer could still include an inspection contingency in the contract. Additionally, waiving the inspection contingency makes for a more compelling offer to most sellers.
Housing Wire
DECEMBER 8, 2023
Should they consider new construction? Have the best, most-detailed lender’s letter or proof of funds so your offer won’t be tabled because it’s too vague or boilerplate. Are they in a situation where they can compete for a home if necessary? Should they buy first or sell first?
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 2, 2024
Should they consider new construction? Have the best, most detailed lender’s letter or proof of funds so your offer won’t be tabled because it’s too vague or boilerplate. Should they buy first or sell first? Do they have realistic expectations? Be the leader in the transaction.
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