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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You need to keep in mind that there is quite a bit more benefit to the buyer than the seller on this one so your negotiation may need to reflect that. Some/most sellers may not want to have an inspection, informational or otherwise, without a contract. They may fear that if they learn of significant deficiencies then they will be compelled to disclose to other buyers if your potential sale falls through. Of course they can always change the sale status to "as is"; however, that makes their product significantly less market desirable even if the house is in an area that is a sellers market. As in all things, $ talks.[/quote] just another way to say sellers can get all contingencies waived in a sellers market. I kind of wish the states would make inspections non-waivable. the idea that you'd buy something as big as a house without an inspection is nuts! [/quote]
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