Pay the Price and get a Property Inspection

There are many valid reasons for having a property or home inspection. In the completed home inspection report, you should receive a list of issues found during the inspection of that property. There could be number of snags found that could include roofing issues, structural damage, and possible problems with the state and condition of the foundation that is in place.

Unsafe Foundation

Home inspection services have many benefits and one of them is that after the inspection is complete it gives the buyer the option to negotiate with the property seller. It gives the seller an opportunity, as well, to get the repairs fixed, or in some cases re-negotiate the original asking price of the property. This allows the extra funds for the buyer to have the repairs carried out on their own.

In some instances, it has been known for the seller to list the home in an AS-IS condition, this means that they are not willing to foot the repair bills, automatically leaving the decision up to the buyer. An inspection should still be performed on an AS-IS contract so that the buyer can make a wise financial decision regarding the property and work needed.

Looking for the dream home can take a long time, months of searching about numerous listings, looking for the right location for work, school, and hospitals, etc. Keep in mind that even new builds need a home inspection; they should not be waived due to being newly constructed. Man is not perfect, and neither is his building skills, there is always room for error.

Having a home inspection performed is a decision that you can’t afford to take lightly. It’s the reality check that all homebuyers need, get an accurate and correct evaluation before a big purchase. It’s also the best way to make you aware of the issues that can be easily overlooked.

 

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