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13 Apr What Does “As-Is” Actually Mean When a Home Is Listed That Way in Pennsylvania?

Posted at 13:00h in Buying Guides, Transaction Process by Susan and Kurt Johnston 0 Comments
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If you've ever scrolled past a listing marked "as-is" and instinctively kept scrolling, you're not alone. The phrase carries a certain weight — like the house has secrets, or the sellers are hiding something, or you're about to waive every right you have as a...

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21 Mar What If My Home Doesn’t Appraise for the Sale Price in Pennsylvania?

Posted at 09:00h in Pricing & Home Value, Selling Guides, Transaction Process by Susan and Kurt Johnston 0 Comments
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You accepted an offer and everything felt like smooth sailing — until your agent calls and says the appraisal came in low. It's one of the most gut-punch moments in a real estate transaction, and it happens more than most people expect, especially in a...

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Iron Valley Real Estate
Of York County
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York, PA 17402

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