Contracts
The purpose of the 'buyer's walk-through inspection' in an Arizona residential closing is to:
AReplace the formal inspection period
BVerify the property's condition just before closing, ensuring it is in substantially the same condition as at contract and required repairs are completed✓ Correct
CObtain the buyer's final approval of the appraisal
DSatisfy the lender's final inspection requirement
Explanation
The final walk-through is typically conducted 1-3 days before closing to verify the property's condition (substantially unchanged from contract), confirm required repairs were completed, and ensure seller's personal property has been removed.
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