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Typically one of the contingencies in a house sale is an inspection done by a licensed inspector that shows no major defects. Usually during the inspection other things turn up that need to be repaired. If the seller agrees to have them repaired, the buyer has the right to do a pre-closing walk-through to make sure the repairs have been done.
