09 · Resource Library · Arizona Forms
Residential Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response
Plain-language consumer education about the Residential Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response (BINSR) used in Arizona residential transactions, written by Andrew Texidor, a Realtor with more than 25 years in the Phoenix market and brokered by HomeSmart. This page explains what the form is for and what to discuss before signing. It does not reproduce the form itself.
10 · What this form is
How the buyer raises inspection items and the seller responds
The Residential Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response, or BINSR, is the form used in an Arizona residential transaction after the buyer's inspections, through which the buyer communicates inspection items they disapprove of or want addressed and the seller responds. It is the channel for the post-inspection conversation.
11 · When it commonly arises
During the inspection and due diligence period
This form commonly arises during the inspection and due diligence period of a resale purchase contract, after the buyer's inspections are complete and the buyer has items they want to address.
12 · General subjects it covers
The notice, the response, and the resulting agreement, at a high level
At a high level, the form addresses the buyer's notice of items from inspections, the seller's response options, and the resulting agreement or resolution between the parties. Nothing on this page should be read as a universal deadline or a mandated repair obligation; specific timeframes and outcomes are set by the contract and the parties' agreements. The exact structure is set in the document itself.
13 · Questions to discuss with Andrew
The points worth understanding before you sign
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How the inspection period works in your transaction, including the window you have to complete inspections.
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What items are typically raised after an inspection, so you know what to look for.
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How responses are negotiated, and what the form does and does not do in that process.
14 · Next steps
Inspect, communicate in writing, and know the limits
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Buyers should complete inspections during the contract's inspection period and communicate any concerns in writing.
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Both parties should understand what the form does and does not do before they rely on it.
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Review the specific timeframes and outcomes in your contract, since they are set by the contract and the parties' agreements.
Next step
Know how your inspection period works before you sign.
Book a strategy call and Andrew will walk through the Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response, how the inspection period works in your contract, and how responses get negotiated.
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