They still have to present you with a written agreement to review and sign, so you still could walk away. 

Unfortunately, most Sellers don't have a clue, they structure deals that are far more favorable to the Buyer, and they lose money when the potential Buyer walks away (over 80% of the time).If you're a seller, forget it and move on.

Ps.I have a move-in move-out check list and plan to walk the property with them on the last day to verify the conditions before returning the security deposit. 

When it doesn't, and the Seller gets a high appraisal, I walk away. 

Go get a couple more deals, walk into a couple big real estate companies and ask the lady at the desk that you want to talk to a Broker or a partner of a Broker.   

Things that we see as recommendations to fix after include:- cut back overhanging branches- add railings on stairs- fix cracked/broken driveways or walk ways- repair roof issues - clear debris from outside or inside- upgrade fuses to circuit breakers- repair broken alarm/smoke detectorsYou should discuss the inspection with your agent. 

Or just walk in.ThanksPurva

I assume you walked the property?

If the tenant is already out and you want to do a walk through not knowing if the tenant is still there, most likely an officer can meet you there.

Realtors are great to work with, you just need to ensure they're like minded and that they "walk the walk"  :) Best of luck to you!