What Is a BINSR in Arizona? The Inspection Period, Explained for Buyers
The short answer: BINSR stands for Buyer's Inspection Notice and Seller's Response. It's the Arizona REALTORS form you use, before your inspection period ends, to accept the home, cancel, or ask the seller to fix or address specific items. The standard contract gives you 10 calendar days to inspect,
How Much Earnest Money Do You Need in Arizona? And When Do You Get It Back?
The short answer: There's no set amount. Earnest money is negotiable, and the right number depends on the price and how much competition there is for that home. It's held by the escrow company, not the seller, and it's credited toward your down payment and closing costs at closing. Cancel within you
How Much Does a Home Inspection Cost in Arizona? What East Valley Buyers Should Budget
The short answer: A general home inspection in Arizona runs about $300 to $600, depending on the home's size (Desert State Inspections, 2026). Most East Valley buyers add termite ($75 to $125), plus a pool inspection ($100 to $200) and sewer scope ($150 to $300) when they apply. All in, plan on abou
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