Contracts
In South Carolina, the SC Association of REALTORS residential purchase contract includes an inspection contingency. If the seller refuses to make repairs, the buyer may:
AAutomatically get their earnest money back regardless of the contract terms
BOnly proceed to closing with the property as-is, or accept a credit
CTerminate the contract and receive the earnest money back, per standard contract terms✓ Correct
DForce the seller to make all requested repairs through court action
Explanation
Standard SC residential contracts typically allow the buyer to terminate and recover earnest money if they cannot reach agreement with the seller on inspection-related repairs during the due diligence period.
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