Going to use occasion to my advantage.

I have also been a guest speaker at the GA REIA on two occasions.

The closer was fine when I moved in, but was ripped out of the door frame by the wind on multiple occasions, both times for which I was not there.

I have been involved in the mitigation process in Broward on several occasions.

On this particular occasion, I saw several posts about 'Dabs and Dabbing'.

@Joe HenryI think it is all about having a relationship you feel comfortable with in the beginning as you are buying and confident they will rise to occasion down the road when issues arise.  

Secondly do the same for me on the signing for the tenant/ buyer (renter) and  They take phone my number and name but the attorney doesn't call back on numerous occasions.

I have used this trick on a number of occasions to find the agent before he/she even knew she was going to be the agent.By doing this, I was able to influence the sale price as a pocket listing that I created.If it is an older Reo that is part of the "shadow inventory," look up the address in the property appraisers site and see where the tax bill is going.  

This question pertains to an investor selling a property they own.Given my own experience in being asked to conceal problems (which I won't do under any circumstance) as well as having encountered on several occasions, problems that show-up on flipped properties after settlement*, and conversations with other investment professionals regarding their position on this topic, I'm curious to hear from the legal community here, as well as thoughts from the masses as to their understanding on this subject: Does selling a property "as is" provide investors with full protection from liability, under any and all circumstances?  

Hey @Kyle Farrah - I've reviewed PM sites on a couple different occasions but ultimately decided that the expense wasn't justifiable for me (not at 4 units and not at 12).