I am reading a new build home purchase contract and it has a exclusion clause where buyer waived all implied warranties

Big ones being estuve habitability and workmanship

Is that common

I'm inclined to walk away from it

diamondag said:

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I am reading a new build home purchase contract and it has a exclusion clause where buyer waived all implied warranties

Big ones being estuve habitability and workmanship

Is that common

I'm inclined to walk away from it

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Where is the home located?

San Antonio

I Agree

Habitability generally cannot be waived regardless of what the contract states. That waiver is void, but it would have to be a very extreme situation to where you would even be pursuing a claim for habitability.

Implied workmanship can be waived, which means you can only look to the express warranty stated in the contract. Make sure you are comfortable with the warranties explicitly stated and assume those are your only recourse. Negotiate them accordingly.

Thank you beerag