Yes, homebuyers in Massachusetts can still voluntarily waive a home inspection. However, under the proposed regulation 760 CMR 74.00, sellers and real estate agents are not allowed to encourage or require such waivers as a factor in deciding which offer to accept.
In Massachusetts, homebuyers legally have the right to waive a home inspection. While this option is still available under the proposed 760 CMR 74.00 regulation, the new rule aims to prevent sellers or real estate agents from pressuring buyers into waiving their inspection rights just to secure an accepted offer.
The decision to waive an inspection should be made freely—not under pressure. The proposed law helps:
To review inspection rights in Massachusetts, visit the Board of Registration of Home Inspectors.
MKC Associates strongly supports buyer protections and recommends full home inspections for any home purchase. Contact us to learn more.
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