Can I sell a house as-is without repairs in Alberta?

Yes. Nothing in Alberta law requires a home to be repaired, renovated, or even cleaned before it’s sold. You must not hide known material defects — honesty about the property’s condition is required — but the condition itself is simply part of the deal.

What changes with an as-is sale is the buyer pool and the price. On MLS, homes needing work attract renovation-discount offers after weeks of showings, and buyers’ lenders or insurers can refuse older wiring, roofs, or foundations outright. Direct buyers price the work in up front and skip the theatre.

The practical rule: an as-is sale trades some headline price for zero repair spend, zero prep, and a firm close. Whether that nets you more depends on the house — which is exactly the comparison worth seeing in writing before you decide.