This is my first foreclosure & it's "As Is". Do you send copies of the inspection to the company representing the seller (bank)? Who do you send copies to?

Thanks.

are you the listing agent ?

What side are you working?

Ya, first we need to know where you are in this situations(selling,listing,buyer??) If I am the listing agent, I never see the copy of the inspection and don't want to..I have instructions for the buyers agent and number 10. is "AS IS;WHERE IS: NO warranties or disclosures, sold as is where is buyer to accept all faults. Property concerns should be
conditional upon a home inspection. Inspections are for the buyers knowledge only; the bank will not negotiate repairs or contribute
concessions for repairs...

I agree with UpNorthGal. The buyer's inspection contingency on a home being sold as-is/where-is, is there for the buyer to perform all due diligence and inspections they deem necessary to determine if there's anything found that they just can't live with. Beyond the inspection period, the buyer is purchasing the home as-is. This is different from most owner occupant sales negotiations where buyer's can use their findings (major issues typically) as a tool to re-negotiate terms with the seller.

The thing is, I give out my instructions to every agent that writes a offer, yet when they are done with the inspection I still get questions like"do you think I can add in a new roof to the p.a...NO YOU CANT..uhh some people don't understand as-is..

If I remember her previous posts, she is on the buyers side of a CW deal.

As you can see from the above, I doubt it will make a bit of difference if you send them a copy or not. It's as-is, and that usually means what it says.

Ok thanks, I am the buyers agent & she is aware that it's "As Is". I will just keep a copy for our file. The inspection came back good, no major issues.

Thanks again.

What?!? Agents don't read and follow instructions?!? Never!!!

I am shocked that agents can't read