In PA, does the buyer have the legal right to choose who conducts a home inspection?

Me and my wife are currently buying a home, and the seller signed a contract agreeing to a radon test and a home inspection. However, the seller is now claiming she wants a licensed inspector to inspect the home. It is to my understanding that the buyer has the say in who inspects the home, not the seller. Legally, does the buyer have the choice to have who they want inspect the home in Pennsylvania? If you could, please provide links. Thank you!

Bob2013-09-16T16:27:10Z

as a buyer you can walk if the seller does not agree to your inspector, unless you have already signed a contract which states otherwise
A licensed inspector is the way to go

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