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The home inspection contingency clause states that should the buyer's home inspector uncover problems with the dwelling, and the seller does not wish to remedy the issues, the contract may be cancelled.
Real estate and mortgage professionals routinely include a home loan contingency clause that enables the buyer to terminate the contract if he makes an offer on the house but is not approved for the loan.
Real estate contracts routinely include an appraisal contingency that states the appraisal must be as much or more than the seller's asking price. In the case of obtaining a government-backed loan, such as FHA or VA, appraisals are heavily relied upon to determine whether funding is approved.
A buyer must know the property he is purchasing has a title free of liens and judgements. As such, purchase contracts regularly include a contingency specific to the delivery of clear title. If the seller cannot produce a clear title search, the buyer may cancel the contract.
Replacing the roof on a home can be a very costly occurrence. Therefore, most real estate purchase contracts include a roof inspection contingency that enables the buyer to avoid completing the acquisition if the roof is not up to par.
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