If I had an a offer accepted without an inspection contingency
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Anonymous
| Can I get it inspected now before the closing? |
Anonymous
| Ask your realtor-- it probably is up to the seller if they want to let you, which they may not. |
Anonymous
| If I were the seller, I would not let you. |
Anonymous
| No, you can't. Sorry that your agent talked you into putting in an offer without the contingency. |
Anonymous
| Nope, you do a pre inspection before making an offer |
Anonymous
| I've done it before. Called an informational inspection. Nothing revealed in the inspection could be used to get out of the sale |
Anonymous
I can get out of the sale, they would just keep my deposit. |
Anonymous
Hmm. Most contracts have a provision where they can sue you to make the sale happens. |
Anonymous
Mine says if I do not follow through their damages are limited to the deposit. |
Anonymous
| I only just signed 9 days ago so they can still put on the market. |
Anonymous
| Why would you handle things like this, OP? Were you being sneaky? |
Anonymous
| How much of a deposit did you put down if you’re willing to lose it? If we lost our EMD it would seriously impact our home-buying prospects. |
Anonymous
We had a buyer do one on a house we were selling. Even though it was informational they came back asking for repairs. We said absolutely not. The buyer had a crappy agent and didn’t understand what an informational inspection was. Not my problem. We eventually closed and made none of the repairs they wanted but the buyer was a PITA |
Anonymous
This is exactly why the seller should not allow it. Buyers should have an inspection contingency if they want to do an inspection before closing. |
Anonymous
Lol no!!! |