Home Inspection Tips from the Field – Scott Home Inspection Five tips to quickly recognize serious structural problems Serious structural problems in houses are not very common, but when they occur they can be difficult & costly to repair. These tips won’t turn you into a home inspector, but it will give you some of the common indicators of structural…
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Getting A Home Inspection
If you are in the process of purchasing a new home, it will definitely be in your best interest to have a home inspection done. Not only will you want to have a home inspection done for your own sake, and peace of mind. But most lenders will require that you have a home inspection before they will proceed with…
Pre Purchase Inspection
Should you do your own pre-purchase inspection? Yes and no. Yes, you should inspect a house before you write an offer on it. Then you should put an inspection contingency clause in the offer, and hire a professional inspector. Why do both? Doing your own inspection can help you get a better deal. Each cracked window or leaky toilet you…
Buying A Home Is A Home Inspection A Good Idea
To avoid “buying a pig in a poke,” buyers have long demanded the closing on a home purchase be contingent upon a satisfactory inspection by a home inspection firm. In many parts of our country, we’re now experiencing a strong sellers’ real estate market and sellers often receive more than one purchase offer on the same day for their home.…
Checklist For Buying A Home
Buying a home can be one of the best feelings in the world. Nothing beats that feeling of security and satisfaction when you open the door to a new home and are happy with your purchase. The question is, how can you best ensure that feeling is going to happen? There are a lot of pitfalls in the real estate…
How To Pass A Car Inspection
Passing a yearly car inspection is mandatory for many people in certain states. These car inspections are for the safety of those who are driving and riding in the car. During an inspection, the brakes, exhaust system, headlights, brake lights, and other systems will be checked to make sure they are in working order. If the car does not pass…
Real Estate Inspection Do Your Own
Why should you do your own real estate inspection? To get a better deal. It isn’t necessary to learn building codes, and you probably should use a professional inspector in any case. The point of learning what to look for is to have negotiating points. Home Inspection Checklist With a good inspection checklist, you won’t forget things. There are more…
Don T Get Tangled With An Unlicensed Electrical Contractor
Meeting The Code When considering new construction or a remodeling project, one of the most important aspects is the electrical portion of the work. While many homeowners do some of the electrical work themselves, it is wise to enlist the services of a licensed electrical contractor. Electrical wiring, circuit boxes, and fixtures can represent a severe hazard, resulting in fire…
What Does A Home Inspector Do
Congratulations! You purchased a home. The next step is to get your home inspected. A home inspection ensures the integrity of your home. A general home home inspection inspector performs a visible inspection of the home’s internal and external systems. A general home home inspection inspector inspects: – Building Interior: walls, floors, ceilings, doorways, etc – Kitchen & Laundry Areas…
Budget For Closing Costs Home Inspection And Title Fees
Purchasing a home is a euphoric event. Once escrow begins, the euphoria can change to frustration, particularly if you are not ready for the closing costs that quickly accumulate. Budget for Closing Costs – Home Inspection and Title Fees Closing costs simply refer to the fees associated with various things associated with the escrow process in a real estate transaction.…