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A buyer of a new home will be out of the country on the day of the pre-delivery inspection. According to Tarion, what may she do?

Correct Answer

D) Send a designate, giving the builder written authority to sign the PDI form

Tarion says the buyer or a designate must be present at the pre-delivery inspection, and there is no restriction on who the designate may be. The buyer should give the builder written authority for the designate to sign the PDI form, for example by using Tarion's Appointment of Designate form.

Answer Options
A
Reschedule the PDI, because only the buyer personally may attend it
B
Let the builder complete the PDI alone and sign the form on her behalf
C
Skip the PDI, since the form has no effect on her warranty rights or on evidence of damage
D
Send a designate, giving the builder written authority to sign the PDI form

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pre-delivery inspectionPDIdesignateTarionpossession
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