Contracts
An Alaska purchase agreement includes a 'pre-closing inspection' or 'walkthrough' provision. This inspection allows the buyer to:
ARenegotiate the purchase price
BVerify that the property is in the same condition as agreed and that required repairs are completed✓ Correct
CConduct a new home inspection
DMake a final decision whether to proceed with the purchase
Explanation
A pre-closing walkthrough allows the buyer to verify that the property is in substantially the same condition as when the offer was made, that agreed-upon repairs have been completed, and that all included personal property is present. It is not a renegotiation opportunity and is typically separate from the inspection contingency.
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