Contracts
The Arizona Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response (BINSR) is used after the inspection period to:
ARequest an extension of the inspection period
BNotify the seller of items the buyer wants repaired, credited, or addressed✓ Correct
CCancel the contract based on inspection findings
DReport defects to the Arizona Registrar of Contractors
Explanation
The BINSR is the AAR form used by the buyer after inspections to notify the seller of items the buyer requests be corrected, credited, or addressed. The seller may agree, partially agree, or decline.
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