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Updated over 14 years ago, 03/26/2010

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Mark Hu
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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What if the property I am buying fails inspection?

Mark Hu
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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I do not like the fact that I can only do a close inspection of a property I am buying after signing the purchase agreement. This seems to open a can of worms, if I find serious problems, and the seller wants to be difficult.

I'm looking at 3-4 unit buildings. I've been told that up to 17 days after the start of escrow it is easy to withdraw from the contract if I find serious problems in the building. Is this true?

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