The due diligence period in South Carolina contracts allows:
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No inspections
Buyer to inspect and terminate for any reason during the period
Only appraisal
The due diligence period allows for more than just appraisal; it includes inspections, environmental assessments, and other due diligence activities beyond a simple property valuation.
Seller inspections only
Seller inspections are not the focus of the due diligence period; this right specifically pertains to the buyer's investigation of the property.
Why is this correct?
The due diligence period in South Carolina specifically grants buyers the right to conduct inspections and terminate the contract for any reason during this timeframe, making it a powerful protection for buyers in real estate transactions.
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