Do the parties have to accept the third-party inspector the commission assigns?
Both the homeowner and builder have the right to “strike” one commission-assigned inspector. This means that if the commission assigns an inspector you think cannot act without bias, you can object and the commission will assign a different inspector. Again, each party has the right to object once.
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