Contracts
An Alaska seller's agent suggests the seller include a 'home warranty' in the sale to increase buyer confidence. A home warranty typically covers:
AAll structural defects known before the sale
BRepair or replacement of major systems and appliances that fail during the warranty period after closing✓ Correct
CAll property improvements made within 5 years of the sale
DEnvironmental conditions discovered after the sale
Explanation
A home warranty (typically a one-year service contract) covers repair or replacement of major mechanical systems (HVAC, plumbing, electrical) and appliances that fail due to normal wear and tear during the coverage period. It does not cover structural defects or known pre-existing conditions.
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