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Members warn 10-day inspection window and 4% penalty could disrupt real estate contracts
Summary
A proposed change to real property law that would create a 10-day inspection window for residential sales and a penalty for noncompliance drew sustained criticism that it could derail rapid offers and harm market transactions; several senators said they would vote against the provision as written.
The committee examined a measure amending the real property law to create a statutory inspection period for residential transactions. Committee members raised concerns that imposing a mandatory 10-day inspection window and a penalty (described in the transcript as up to 4%) could interfere with fast-moving real estate contracts in…
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