Contracts
A Massachusetts buyer's P&S includes a 'due diligence' contingency rather than a specific home inspection contingency. This broader contingency allows the buyer to:
AOnly inspect the physical condition of the property
BInvestigate all aspects of the property and transaction, including title, environmental, zoning, physical condition, and financing✓ Correct
CCancel for any reason with no obligation
DReduce the purchase price by any amount
Explanation
A due diligence contingency is broader than a home inspection contingency, allowing the buyer to investigate all aspects relevant to their decision, including but not limited to physical condition, title, environmental status, zoning compliance, and financing.
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