Common use of Physical Condition of the Property Clause in Contracts

Physical Condition of the Property. The Buyer acknowledges that he/she, either personally or by representative, has had the opportunity to adequately inspect and is aware of the present condition of the described real property, including the dwelling and other improvements thereon, and the Buyer expressly agrees to accept the same in its present existing condition, “AS IS”. It is understood and agreed that the Buyer does not rely upon any representations made by the Seller or his/her agents, but rather relies solely upon the Buyer’s own examination and inspection of the described property. It is understood and agreed that the described property are accepted by the Buyer without any warranty on the part of the Seller or his/her agents, except as to insurable title.