Variable closed:	1.8%
1 year closed:	1.79%
3 year closed:	1.79%
5 year closed:	1.84%
10 year closed:	2.94%

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As is Where is

Synonyms:	buyer beware, what you see is what you get
Filed Under:	legal-contracts, real-estate
Tags:	contract, legal, realty

Definition of as is where is

as is where is: 1. The buyer makes the purchase at his or her own risk and is responsible for transporting the item from its current location to where he or she may want to move it.

Related Terms and Acronyms:

bill of sale (BS) A written document that serves as evidence of the transfer of title to personal property.
contract An agreement between two or more parties that can be enforced by law.
guarantee An enforceable warranty on the promise of quality of a product or formal promise by one person to take responsibility for the debts or obligations of another person if that person fails to meet them.
waiver The intentional and voluntary renunciation, abandonment, or surrender of some claim, right, or privilege.

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