An important part of real estate transactions today, is the Home Inspection. If you are thinking of buying a house, you should have it inspected by an experienced and impartial professional home inspector.
What is a home inspection?
A home inspection is a non-invasive examination of the physical structure and systems of a home. (the walls are not opened and systems are not taken apart) They operate the systems that can be operated and determine their condition. When an item is found inoperable or damaged, it is noted and reported. Often, a WDO (wood destroying organism) inspection is done simultaneously.Who benefits from a home inspection?
Everyone. The buyer : can determine some future costs/needs as well as immediate costs for repairs. The seller : benefits from the unbiased documentation of their homes condition and of any problems that need immediate attention. The real estate broker: ensures that their buyer is aware of the condition of the home and of any defects that need to be addressed.What next?
The Home Inspector will generate a report from the inspection with physical notes and photos. The failing parts of the inspection will be noted seperately. Depending on how the contract to purchase was written, you have a few options. Please, talk to your realtor for advice on how to proceed.Inspectors are getting paid to find the faults of the home. There may be a long list of small items (outlets, lightbulbs, faucet drip, etc) or a short list with one big item ( Roof age). The purpose of the inspector is not to scare the Buyer away from their purchase, but to make them aware of the condition the home was kept.
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