What is the purpose of the Walk Through?

• A. Verify the physical condition of the property and inclusions before closing
• B. Verify the title status
• C. Appraise the property
• D. Check for zoning compliance

Answer: (A)

The walk-through is the buyer’s final check to confirm the property’s physical condition and the inclusions before closing. It ensures that any negotiated repairs have been completed, that items listed as included in the contract are present (and exclusions removed), and that no new damage has occurred since the agreement. This front‑load of verification protects the buyer from last‑minute surprises and makes sure the property matches what was promised. It’s not used to verify title status, appraisal value, or zoning compliance—those are handled separately through the title process, lender appraisal, and municipal records.