When a purchase agreement requires the seller to pay for a "structural pest control inspection" and do any necessary work, the buyer needs to get a copy of the report before the end of the sale process. This usually happens as soon as possible, but it must be done before the sale is finalized.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is a "structural pest control inspection"?
2. Who is responsible for paying for the "structural pest control inspection"?
3. What is the purpose of obtaining a copy of the inspection report?
4. When should the buyer receive a copy of the inspection report?
5. What is the timeframe for obtaining the inspection report?
6. What happens if the buyer does not receive a copy of the inspection report before the sale is finalized?
7. Is the "structural pest control inspection" required in every purchase agreement?
8. What is the role of the seller in the "structural pest control inspection" process?
9. Can the buyer request additional work to be done based on the inspection report?
10. What is the significance of the "structural pest control inspection" in the home sale process?