Contracts
Under a Colorado Contract to Buy and Sell, when does the inspection objection deadline typically apply?
AThe day after contract acceptance
BA negotiated date allowing the buyer time to complete inspections and object to findings✓ Correct
C30 days after closing
DOnly after the appraisal is received
Explanation
The inspection objection deadline in a Colorado Contract to Buy and Sell is a negotiated date by which the buyer must submit any written objections based on inspection findings. If no objection is submitted by the deadline, the buyer waives the inspection contingency.
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