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So, what is an 'as is, where is' property, really?
One of our partners, Alan Prescott, a commercial & residential property specialist, was recently asked by Christchurch Dilemmas to comment on the risks associated with purchasing property in Christchurch "as is, where is". The warning is clear - caveat emptor - buyer beware!
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