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A buyer's final walkthrough is supposed to be a quick formality — but it can also be the moment a dream home falls apart. In this episode, host Matthew Halliday shares a true story from a recent deal where a seller swapped out the promised stainless steel appliances, left a hole in the drywall, and nearly derailed closing 24 hours before the wire. You'll learn why the walkthrough is your last line of defense, how to schedule it strategically, and what to document so you have leverage. We break down three key lessons: walk through as close to closing as possible, bring your inspection report and verify every item, and know your options — from repair credits to a holdback to refusing to close. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a seasoned investor, or an agent guiding a nervous client, this episode gives you a simple, practical walkthrough checklist you can use on your very next deal. By the end, you'll know exactly what to look for and how to negotiate with confidence if something's wrong.
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