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The document outlines the results of a General Inspection of Property as part of a Purchase Contract. It provides options for the Buyer(s) regarding acceptance of the inspection report, including accepting the property as-is, requesting repairs, waiving contingencies, or rejecting the report and terminating the contract. The document also includes spaces for signatures from both Buyer(s) and Seller(s), confirming their decisions.

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