buyer inspection: Negotiating The Home Inspection Results
- 08/17/12 05:51 AM
A buyer should always get a home inspection, maybe even if the Sellers already have one. Most buyers may not see defects in older homes, i.e. how soon the roof or hot water system will need to be replaced. New homes can also have defects if the builder, or more likely one of their sub-contractors, took short cuts which weren't caught during periodic inspections as we all get too busy at times. A home inspection is more a tool to get advice from an expert who doesn't have any interest in the transaction, one way or another. Their expertise helps to … (3 comments)
A buyer should always get a home inspection, maybe even if the Sellers already have one. Most buyers may not see defects in older homes, i.e. how soon the roof or hot water system will need to be replaced. New homes can also have defects if the builder, or more likely one of their sub-contractors, took short cuts which weren't caught during periodic inspections as we all get too busy at times.
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