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Inspection Contingencies Explained

Maynard Wagner

Maynard Wagner is a thoughtful, energetic, and well-prepared advisor who delivers investment-grade service to all clients...

Maynard Wagner is a thoughtful, energetic, and well-prepared advisor who delivers investment-grade service to all clients...

May 14 2 minutes read

What is an inspection contingency? Allow me to explain.

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As a buyer, you might have noticed something called an “inspection contingency” within your home purchase contract. So what is this addendum, and what does it do for you?

 Essentially, the inspection contingency states that the deal will only proceed assuming you are satisfied with the results of a home inspection. During this inspection, a professional home inspector will visit the property and review all major systems and appliances to ensure that the property is safe and sound. 

The inspector will then offer you a report of their findings, which you can use during negotiations with the seller in the event that you wish to request any repairs. In short, the inspection contingency is designed to let you either proceed with peace of mind or to exit the contract without penalty. 

If you have any other questions or would like more information, feel free to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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