: Consider "appraisal gap" coverage with a cap to remain competitive in high-demand areas without risking unlimited out-of-pocket cash if the home under-appraises.
: This is your last chance to check for new issues, such as plumbing leaks, before the deal is finalized. 4. Understanding Market Rules
: Once under contract, you do not have open access to the property for "quick visits" or showing family unless specifically written into the agreement.
: Never waive your right to an inspection. In Tucson, specific checks for the roof, mold, and sewer are critical and should be written into the contract language.
: Explicitly list items like refrigerators, washers, dryers, or mounted TVs in the contract to avoid disputes at closing. 3. The Due Diligence Phase