2. Duty of Cooperation. The homebuyer must provide InterNACHI® with the purchase contract, the inspector’s report, evidence showing that the inspector failed to report an issue that he/she should have found according to InterNACHI’s Residential Standards of Practice, and any other documents InterNACHI® reasonably requests.
3. Acceptance of Payment Is a Release / Non-Disparagement. The homebuyer’s acceptance of payment from InterNACHI® constitutes a full release of the inspector and InterNACHI® from any further liability in connection with the inspection and the Program. This release will need to be signed. The homebuyer also agrees not to disparage the inspector, the Program, or InterNACHI® during the process, prior to closing.
4. Venue / Waiver of Jury / Attorney’s Fees. The exclusive venue for any action arising out of the Program is Boulder, Colorado. The homebuyer waives trial by jury. In any such action, the Court must order the losing party to pay the prevailing party’s attorney’s fees and costs. Note: InterNACHI® insists on communicating solely by email (in only one email thread) so that everyone involved can be on the same page, literally. Read:
https://www.nachi.org/email.htm . If you start separate email communications with InterNACHI®, you will delay the purchase of your home. If you fail to include the real estate agent you are working with and your home inspector, you will delay the purchase of your home. If you start a new email thread to send us a document we requested, you will delay the purchase of your home. Everyone and every document must remain in one single email thread in order for InterNACHI to consider buying your home. This is the email address you should use:
nick@internachi.org