Timing and Reinspection Sample Clauses

Timing and Reinspection. Time is of the essence in obtaining the Loan approvals and closing the sale transaction contemplated under the Agreement. Therefore, if the sales transaction contemplated under the Agreement is not in a position to close on the date specified in the Agreement (or any amendments or extension thereto), due to delays caused by the Outside Lender, Seller, at its option, may elect to terminate Escrow immediately upon written notice given to Buyer and the Escrow Holder. This includes, but is not limited to, delays resulting from the Outside Lender requiring a reinspection of the Property (per Form 1004D, or other documentation) before Close of Escrow. Buyer is advised that to avoid such delays, Buyer should immediately check with the Outside Lender to determine if such reinspection will be required, and verify with the Outside Lender before the scheduled Close of Escrow that all items have been completed and all necessary approvals have been obtained concerning the reinspection. If the Outside Lender desires to require a reinspection, Buyer's Loan agreement shall require the Outside Lender to allow Escrow to close subject to withholding appropriate amounts of funds in Escrow to be released upon completion of the reinspection. In particular, this applies in situations where flooring installation is incomplete as of the scheduled date of Close of Escrow.
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