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Can I get a walkthrough inspection after waiving inspection with my offer on a home?
Asked on Aug 19th, 2022 on Real Estate - Pennsylvania
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I agreed to waive inspections because my agent told me I could still get inspections before closing, but I couldn't use the information to negotiate. Now, after winning the bid, the seller is denying me the opportunity to have inspections. I have 2 obligated walkthroughs, but they are not allowing an inspector to be present.
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Real estate sales are governed primarily by the Agreement of Sale (AOS). Its terms dictate what the parties rights and duties are. You should have an attorney review the AOS to determine if it precludes a walkthrough. Generally, I don’t advise clients to proceed with a purchase unless they are completely comfortable with the item to be purchased. That is especially true of a house.
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Answered on Aug 19th, 2022 at 12:19 PM