New York A09629 establishes a right for home buyers to inspect homes before purchase.
New York A09629, known as the "Right to Home Inspection Act," amends the real property law to establish a right for buyers to inspect homes before purchase. Buyers have the right to have a home inspected by a licensed home inspector within a 10-day inspection period. Sellers and agents must provide reasonable access for inspection and may not obstruct or interfere with the inspection process. Buyers may cancel the purchase agreement during the inspection period if unsatisfied with the inspection results.
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