Paragraph 13 defines what happens after inspections.
It gives buyers clear choices.
It gives sellers clear options.
Depending on the inspection contingency and the choices made under the agreement, a buyer may accept the property as-is, seek to negotiate repairs or credits, or end the agreement within the contract’s rules.
This isn’t where deals go to die.
It’s where deals become realistic.
Most transactions don’t collapse at this stage. They evolve.
This section replaces panic with process. It turns uncertainty into steps.
That’s not instability.
That’s structure doing its job.