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      "name": "What happens during the walk-through and inspection phases?",
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        "text": "Before closing, there will typically be a walk-through with the builder to identify any unfinished items or defects, creating a 'punch list.' It's also advisable to arrange for an independent home inspection, even for new construction. A key process clarity point is that the inspection can uncover issues not apparent during the builder's walk-through, giving you leverage to request repairs before closing. Your real estate agent can help coordinate these critical steps to ensure the home meets quality standards.",
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        "description": "During walk-throughs and inspections, you identify defects and create a 'punch list' for the builder to address before closing."
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  "description": "During walk-throughs and inspections, you identify defects and create a 'punch list' for the builder to address before closing."
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