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While a buyer who agrees to purchase a Michigan residential property with an “as-is” clause agrees to shoulder the risks and costs of unknown defects, they are not agreeing to being lied to by the seller.

Texting may be an easy and ubiquitous means of personal communication, but employees who conduct business via text expose companies to significant risks.

For millennia, “caveat emptor” has warned buyers to do their due diligence before entering into a transaction, lest they be left holding the bag when their purchase fails to comply with expectations.

You already know that before a title insurance company can proceed

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