Contracts
Under the TREC residential contract, if the seller makes repairs that are not completed satisfactorily, the buyer's primary remedy before closing is to:
ASue the seller immediately
BAccept the property as-is with no further action
CExercise their option period rights or negotiate a reduced price or repair allowance✓ Correct
DRequire TREC to arbitrate the dispute
Explanation
Buyers should address repair issues before closing through negotiation. If within the option period, the buyer can terminate. After the option period, parties can negotiate repair credits or reduced price. Disputes can also be addressed in the amendment process.
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