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Chris Magistrado
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Buyer wants to do an Inspection?

Chris Magistrado
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I'm doing my research and I came across wholesaler who said if the buyer is requesting an inspection, they aren't a real buyer, probably just a wholesaler trying to scope the competition or lock up your contract. 

I'm wondering if there is ever the case where an Inspection is OK from the buyer, and if so, what are some things to lookout for? Or is it always the case that if a buyer is asking for an inspection, to simply say no.

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Quote from @Chris Magistrado:

I'm doing my research and I came across wholesaler who said if the buyer is requesting an inspection, they aren't a real buyer, probably just a wholesaler trying to scope the competition or lock up your contract. 

I'm wondering if there is ever the case where an Inspection is OK from the buyer, and if so, what are some things to lookout for? Or is it always the case that if a buyer is asking for an inspection, to simply say no.


 I would say this is the exact opposite. Most buyers want to do an inspection... Why would you not allow a buyer to do an inspection?

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