Document background
The Inspection Period Extension Addendum is a critical document in U.S. real estate transactions when circumstances require additional time for property inspections. This document is typically used when initial inspections reveal issues requiring further investigation, when scheduling conflicts arise with inspection professionals, or when weather or other external factors delay the inspection process. The addendum formally modifies the original purchase agreement by extending the inspection deadline while preserving all other contract terms. It protects both parties' interests by clearly documenting the agreed-upon extension and any associated conditions.
