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Understanding the "Walk Through" for the Buyer
The walk through is the buyers last chance to make sure the property is in substantially the same condiiton on the day of closing as it was at the Inspection. Learn it's purpose, how to prep for it and what to do if there's a problem. 
Check out this paragraph from the Purchase and Sales Agreement (single family home) from the Rhode Island Association of Realtors. 
"Buyer shall be entitled to a final walkthrough of the Property prior to the delivery of the deed in order to determine whether the Property complies with the terms of this section. "
That's not a lot of information, is it? This blog will help you understand what you should be expecting from your Real Estate Agent or Broker and the Seller in last visit to your property before the closing date. 
The Purpose of the Walk Through  
There is often a substantial amount of time between the Inspection date for the property and the date that all the documents are signed and the deed is recorded (the "Closing"). A lot can happen in that period of time. 
The sellers' movers can cause damage during the move; an investment property may have tenants that don't leave the place clean or ... more

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