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Under the CREC-approved Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate, which of the following contingency deadlines, if missed by the buyer without written notice, results in the buyer WAIVING that contingency and being obligated to proceed?

Correct Answer

B) The inspection objection deadline

Under the CREC-approved Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate, the inspection objection deadline is a buyer contingency deadline. If the buyer fails to deliver a written Inspection Objection by this deadline, the buyer is deemed to have waived the inspection contingency and must proceed to closing. This is a hallmark of Colorado's standardized contract system — buyer contingency deadlines operate as automatic waivers if the buyer takes no action.

Answer Options
A
The closing date deadline
B
The inspection objection deadline
C
The seller's property disclosure delivery deadline
D
The listing agreement expiration deadline

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