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3 years ago

In order to be impartial and lawful, a pre- inspection agreement must be

2 answers:

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A. paid for by the lender.
B. signed by the real estate agent. 
C. used within 30 days 
D. negotiable and capable of being altered. 

The Standards of Practice published by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) are quite inclusive and 
A. describe the procedures used in a termite inspection. 
B. explain that inspectors may never examine heating systems. 
C. can be referred to in court, if necessary. 
D. list the fees inspectors must charge for their services 
(I know for this question it is NOT D.) 

Another term for a pre-inspection agreement is 
A. standard of practice 
B. pre-sale inspection. 
C. scope of work. 
D. partial inspection.
hope that helped

yarga [219]3 years ago

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Answer:paid for by lender is wrong

Explanation:

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Explanation:

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