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Uneeq Khan
  • Bound Brook, NJ
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Certificates for As-is properties.

Uneeq Khan
  • Bound Brook, NJ
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Newbie here. I've been seeing properties with the description, " The buyer is responsible for obtaining the CCO, Smoke Cert. and/or all inspections required to close. The property is being sold "As-Is"".

What is a CCO? Are these inspections and certification easy to obtain? And if they are, why doesn't the seller do it? And how much would it cost to do it?

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