Real Estate Contract Dispute

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In Arizona, an unsigned BINSR does not usually end the inspection period. Review your contract terms and consult a real estate attorney to explore potential legal action if the buyers agents error caused financial loss.

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I'm a real estate seller in Arizona. The buyer agent submitted an unsigned BINSR, which ended the buyer inspection period and did not legally entitled the buyer to request repairs. The buyer then canceled the contract. Can insue the agent for their error in paperwork causing the cancellation?
In Arizona, you may have grounds for a lawsuit if the buyer's agent's error led to financial loss. Consider the following:
- Review the contract terms and any clauses regarding inspection and cancellation.
- Evaluate the potential damages caused by the cancellation.
- Consult a real estate attorney for advice on pursuing legal action.
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Does an unsigned BINSR in arizona end the inspection period?
In Arizona, an unsigned Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response (BINSR) does not typically end the inspection period. The inspection period is determined by the terms of the contract, and any changes should be agreed upon in writing. It's important to review your contract for specific terms. Would you like to connect with local lawyers who can provide more detailed assistance?