Contracts
Under Arizona law, a seller must respond to a buyer's repair request within how many days under the standard AAR purchase contract?
A3 days
B5 days✓ Correct
C7 days
D10 days
Explanation
Under the standard AAR Residential Resale Purchase Contract, the seller typically has 5 days to respond to the buyer's BINSR (inspection notice) with acceptance, rejection, or counter of the repair requests.
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