If your purchase of this house is contingent on the sale of another, this should be carefully stated. Response time limit. This contingency clause gives you the right to have the property inspected and to withdraw your offer if the inspection report isn't satisfactory to you for any reason. It may also allow for price adjustments to pay for any necessary repairs. You may want to include a clause requiring that the property be tested for radon, lead paint, asbestos, or ureaformaldehyde insulation.
Many contracts require the seller to order and pay for a termite inspection.
If yours doesn't, insert language to that effect. What goes with the house. Condition of house at settlement. Specify what must be in demonstrable working order at the time of settlement, as verified during a walk-through of the premises a day or so before settlement. The list could go on, but every additional condition runs the risk of making your offer more complicated and less appealing.