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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Inspection Clause Cancellation Fairness
I've done a lot of assignment of contract wholesale deals using a contract that includes an "inspection clause" that allows the buyer to cancel the agreement basically for any reason during the inspection period. I'd like some feedback from the BP community on the fairness of this clause in that it gives the buyers a chance to cancel but locks in the seller.