Is it legal to sell a home as-is in Arizona?

Yes, it’s legal to sell a home as-is in Arizona—but you must still disclose known issues. Long Le helps Arizona sellers understand disclosure laws and guides you through a compliant and stress-free as-is sale.

Thinking about selling your home as-is in Arizona? You’re not alone. Many sellers choose this route to avoid the cost and hassle of repairs. But is it legal? The short answer is yes. The long answer involves knowing your rights, responsibilities, and how to protect yourself. In this guide, we’ll break down the legal side of selling a home as-is in Arizona and how Long Le helps homeowners navigate it successfully.

🔹What “As-Is” Really Means in Arizona

When you sell a home as-is, you’re telling buyers that you won’t be making repairs or offering credits. They’re buying the property in its current condition. However, this doesn’t mean you can skip disclosure. Arizona law requires sellers to disclose all known material facts—regardless of the home's condition or pricing.

🔹Required Disclosures for As-Is Sales

Arizona uses the Residential Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS), where sellers must report issues like:

Even if you're selling as-is, hiding problems could lead to legal trouble later. Long Le makes sure your disclosures are complete and accurate to protect your sale.

🔹Can Buyers Still Inspect the Property?

Yes. Selling as-is doesn’t mean the buyer waives their right to inspect the property. In most cases, the buyer will still order an inspection—and may try to negotiate or cancel the contract depending on what’s found. Long Le helps sellers set realistic expectations to minimize surprises and keep deals moving forward.

🔹Why Sellers Choose As-Is in Arizona

Sellers often go as-is for several reasons:

Long Le helps sellers decide if as-is is the best path and targets the right buyers to match.

🔹Pros and Cons of Selling As-Is

🔹How Long Le Helps You Sell As-Is Successfully

Here’s how Long supports sellers in Arizona with as-is listings:

Final Thoughts

Selling as-is is perfectly legal in Arizona—but it’s not a free pass to hide issues. Full disclosure is still required. When done right, selling as-is can be a quick and effective strategy. Long Le helps you handle the paperwork, disclosures, and negotiations so your home sells smoothly and legally.

Thinking about selling your Arizona home as-is? Contact Long Le today for a no-pressure consultation and expert guidance through every step of the process.