Agency
When a Montana buyer's agent writes a purchase offer that includes a home inspection contingency, they are acting in the buyer's best interest because:
AIt prevents the seller from accepting other offers during the inspection period
BIt protects the buyer's ability to investigate the property and negotiate repairs or cancel if unsatisfactory conditions are found✓ Correct
CIt guarantees the property will pass inspection
DIt reduces the seller's negotiating position
Explanation
A home inspection contingency is a fundamental buyer protection that allows professional inspection, gives the buyer information about the property's condition, and provides a mechanism to negotiate or cancel if significant defects are discovered.
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