Termite Inspection Clauses: Contract for Real Property are clauses that allow for a termite inspection of a real property prior to the sale or transfer of the property. These clauses can be used to protect both the buyer and seller from potential damage and losses resulting from termite infestations. The clauses can also be used to ensure that the property is free of any infestations, or that any infestations are identified and remedied prior to the sale. There are three main types of Termite Inspection Clauses: Contract for Real Property: 1. Standard Inspection Clause: This clause specifies that the buyer is entitled to have a termite inspection performed on the property by an independent, third-party inspector prior to the sale. The clause also requires the seller to provide the buyer with a copy of the inspection report. 2. Pre-Sale Treatment Clause: This clause allows the buyer to require the seller to have the property treated for termites prior to the sale. The buyer can also require that the seller provide proof of treatment in order to complete the sale. 3. Warranty Clause: This clause allows the buyer to require the seller to provide a warranty that the property is free of any existing or future infestations. The buyer can also require that the seller provide proof of the warranty in order to complete the sale.