I’ve tried a few searches and haven’t come up with the answers I’m looking for … is it standard in industry to have a clause for buyer protection in a purchase agreement that if 3rd party testing is bad the buyer is not on the hook for the purchase? And to get the downpayment back or something suitable?
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Absolutely.
Contracts are so 2021 haha
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I have two purchase agreements and neither have it in there. There’s protections for the seller getting their money but the buyer is SOL
*delete … I found what I was looking for
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I’d not sign those then lol
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you absolutely want protection as the buyer or you will most likely be ripped off.
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Yeah sounds like you’re dealing with some shady folks.
Lot or batch samples are pretty standard for contract deals. We allow samples to be tested prior to even red-lining contracts.
No major lab will make that kind of commitment without knowing they are getting consistent and reliable materials.
And any legitimate seller will include buyer protection.
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