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In California, what is the maximum number of days a seller has to respond to a buyer's request for repairs after a home inspection?
Current Market Context: In today's market with inventory shortages, sellers commonly negotiate repair timelines. Current interest rates are 7.2%, influencing buyer urgency.
Explanation
In California, there is no statutory time limit for a seller to respond to repair requests. The timeframe would be governed by what's specified in the purchase agreement.
Reference:
California Civil Code § 1102 (Disclosures) and California Association of REALTORS® (CAR) Residential Purchase Agreement
Additional Information:
While there's no statutory time limit, the California Residential Purchase Agreement typically includes negotiable timeframes for repair responses, usually ranging from 5-7 days.
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Current Progress
Based on 324 answered questions
Pass probability: High
Study Time
27.5
Hours studied
42.5
Recommended hours
5-day streak
AI Recommendations
- Focus on Fair Housing regulations (scored 58%)
- Review mortgage calculations & financing
- Strong in contract law & agency relationships
Performance by Topic
Recent Practice Exams
| Date | Score | Time | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 14, 2023 | 78% | 102 min | PASS |
| Nov 10, 2023 | 72% | 118 min | PASS |
| Nov 5, 2023 | 65% | 124 min | FAIL |
| Oct 28, 2023 | 61% | 130 min | FAIL |
Personalized Study Plan
Today
2.5 hours- Fair Housing quiz (45 min)
- Mortgage calculations video (30 min)
- Property disclosures practice (75 min)
Tomorrow
3 hours- Contract law review (60 min)
- Mock exam - financing section (90 min)
- Document analysis practice (30 min)
This Week
12 hours total- Full practice exam (3 hours)
- Fair Housing legal case studies (2 hours)
- Current market conditions review (1 hour)