Easton v. Strassburger and the Agent Visual Inspection
Easton v. Strassburger (1984) is why California agents must visually inspect homes they sell. Learn the case, Civil Code § 2079, the AVID and what buyers do.
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How buying a home works in California and Arizona, step by step: escrow, inspections, disclosures, buyer agreements and the rules behind them.
Easton v. Strassburger (1984) is why California agents must visually inspect homes they sell. Learn the case, Civil Code § 2079, the AVID and what buyers do.
How escrow works in California for San Bernardino County buyers and sellers: RPA contingency deadlines, required disclosures, who pays and when escrow closes.
How the NAR settlement and California's AB 2992 changed buying a home: a written buyer agreement before touring, a 3-month cap, and fully negotiable pay.
Plain answers for High Desert, CA and Mohave County, AZ buyers and sellers: escrow, inspections, buyer agreements, disclosures, wells, utilities and taxes.
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