Contracts
The Buyer's Advisory in Arizona is a document that:
ACreates a binding obligation to purchase
BInforms buyers of conditions, information sources, and due diligence they should perform before purchasing✓ Correct
CIs required to be signed before any showing
DReplaces the seller's disclosure statement
Explanation
The AAR Buyer's Advisory is a non-binding educational document that advises buyers about conditions and issues they should investigate (soil conditions, utilities, zoning, schools, etc.) before completing a purchase.
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