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Problem: I'm under a lot of pressure to "firm up" my deal by waiving
the condition on inspection - is that important? Solution : would you spend $150,000 on a used car without having an expert look at it? Definitely
obtain a Home Inspection (actually -you probably would be crazy not to). Be sure
to get one that is insured. Many inspectors are not that professional and frequently
the back of the inspection contract states that their liability is limited to
the cost of the inspection. A good inspector will carry insurance - ask for it.
Your Agreement of Purchase and Sale should have been conditional on the inspection.
Most realtors include inspection clauses as standard in all offers.
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