Establishes the right to inspection of homes by buyers in New York.

New York S08729, also known as the "Right to Home Inspection Act," establishes the right for buyers to inspect homes before purchase. It mandates a 10-day inspection period, during which buyers can cancel the contract if unsatisfied with the inspection results. The seller must provide reasonable access for inspection and cannot obstruct the process. The inspection report remains confidential, and buyers can voluntarily share it with others. The bill also outlines penalties for sellers who fail to comply with inspection requirements.

Establishes the right to inspection of homes by buyers in New York.

New York S08729, also known as the "Right to Home Inspection Act," establishes the right for buyers to inspect homes before purchase. It mandates a 10-day inspection period, during which buyers can cancel the contract if unsatisfied with the inspection results. The seller must provide reasonable access for inspection and cannot obstruct the process. The inspection report remains confidential, and buyers can voluntarily share it with others. The bill also outlines penalties for sellers who fail to comply with inspection requirements.