“As is” sales mean the seller won’t make repairs or negotiate issues found in inspection. Buyers must be prepared for potential maintenance or hidden costs. A thorough inspection and realistic budgeting are essential to avoid surprises.

Condos involve ownership of the interior unit only, while townhouses usually include the land beneath. Condos often come with shared amenities and higher HOA fees, whereas townhomes offer more independence. The right choice depends on lifestyle and maintenance preferences.

Common reasons include financing denials, appraisal gaps, inspection concerns, or title issues. Good communication and proactive problem-solving often resolve these before cancellation. Working with experienced professionals keeps deals steady through potential turbulence.