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While reviewing a transaction in Cochise County, the parties ask whether Arizona contracts can address contingencies beyond inspections, such as HOA review or the buyer's sale of another property. Which outcome best matches current Arizona practice?

Correct Answer

C) Arizona transaction forms can include specialized contingencies, and their effect depends on the wording actually used in the file

Under current AAR transaction forms, Arizona transaction forms can include specialized contingencies, and their effect depends on the wording actually used in the file.

Answer Options
A
sale-of-other-property contingencies are illegal in Arizona under current Arizona law
B
Arizona residential files may use only inspection contingencies and nothing else
C
Arizona transaction forms can include specialized contingencies, and their effect depends on the wording actually used in the file
D
specialized contingencies arise automatically even if the parties never include them

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