Good question!  In Colorado (all others, please check with your local Realtor in the group!), the Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate allows for a buyer to have the opportunity to have a property inspected after the home has gone under contract.

The inspector produces a report for you the buyer (that’s YOUR report and your inspection!).   Your agent will then draft an “Inspection Objection” for you; this document is a request to the seller to repair any items on the form.   The seller will respond with an “Inspection Resolution,” which is their statement of what they will fix from that list.

This is in Colorado ONLY.  This isn’t legal advice and please consult your local professionals for specific state guidance.

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