You are working with Haley, a buyer whose offer on a townhouse has been accepted by the seller. You wrote her offer with a condition that states:

"The Buyer may terminate this Agreement by written notice personally delivered to the Seller not later than 11:59 p.m. on May 1, in the event a home inspection report is not satisfactory to the Buyer, in the Buyer's sole and absolute discretion."

On April 28, a home inspector performs the inspection and Haley is satisfied with the results.

What should you explain to Haley now that she is satisfied with the home inspection report and wants to proceed with the transaction?

Answer Options:

A. I will explain to Haley that the agreement will become firm and binding once she has signed a notice of fulfillment to remove the home inspection condition.

B. I will explain to Haley that the agreement will not become firm and binding unless I prepare a waiver to remove the home inspection condition and she signs it.

C. I will explain to Haley that the agreement will become firm and binding once I have prepared an amendment as written notice that the home inspection was satisfactory so that she can proceed with the transaction.

D. I will explain to Haley that the agreement is already firm and binding, and she does not have to complete any written notice to the seller to proceed with the transaction.