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11 Comments on Dale's News Report- Pre-1980 Structures
Hi Dale, just finished reading your Inspection Series for Buyers. Great information and photos showing the issues you discuss in each post.
Howdy there Judi
Its sure always a pleasure to have you come by to visit for a bit, and to read and reply to a comment, that you have lefted on a post, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend
Thank you mighty kindly. Sure am glad you enjoyed the photos and reading the posts. I'll be sending you an e-mail in the next few days.
Dale you did a really good job explaining the Do's and Don't and links for review. As always you definitely help the buyer understand your job as an inspector. Dale is the best HOME INSPECTOR in N.H.
Howdy there Carl and Ceil
It sure is a pleasure to see Y'all have stoped by to visit, and to have Y'all leave one of your fine comments. To read and write a reply back to, on one of the posts. Here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends
Thank you very kindly! Y'all are going to make me be all red in the face. As professionals, it sure is part of our job. To help folks understand, just what we are able to do and the areas that we right not able to help them with our selves. But at less be willing and able to, help them with where to get the help they need.
Carl- I know you do the samething for your clients down in the Grand State of Texas, my friend.
Folks if you are thinking of moven to the Hill Country of the Grand State of Texas, you be sure to only use my very good friend Carl Winters for your Home Inspection. You sure will not find anyone else that knows the ins and outs, or the workings of a home better than Carl. And does he know Texas, you can bit your boots, and still be able to wear them home!
Dale,
There is no doubt about it that when we get into older houses we have to start thinking about lots of extra things -- lead, asbestos, old wiring, etc.
Dale I wanted to check back to see if you had any other folks read this very good blog. I see Steven stopped by. We are all in agreement, we certainly do need to think of different items when we inspects older homes.
Hi Dale, If I ever sell homes in New Hampshire, you will be the inspector I recommend!
Howdy there Steven, Carl and Ceil
Its always a pleasure to have the three of you stop by to visit for a bit, and to read and write a rply to your comments. Lieft on any of the posts, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends
Steven - as home inspectors, we sure do need think about all kinds of extra things that could very will be going on in and with the home. That our clients are wanting to buy.
Carl and Ceil - Y'all are always welcome to revisit any one of the posts here you'd like to. We sure are 100% in agreement, on that we need to think of many different items, when it comes to doing inspections of older homes.
Howdy there Shirley
I'm always real glad to see you come stoping by to visit a bit, and to read and reply to each ans every comment. Lefted by you on any of the posts, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my dear friend
Thank you for your very kind words. You have a heart of gold, and your one the most kind hearted ladys, I have ever meet here in the AR community.
Dale this info is more relavent than ever in this flipper's and first-time homebuyer's market, thanks for all the good info!!!
Howdy to each of ya mighty nice folks,that have been so kind to stop by to pay a visit and to read this post and the other blog posts here at my blog.
Folks I sure do hope when you did take the time to stop by, that you found this blog post to be helpful and an enjoyable post to read.
I sure do hope you have a good one folks,and I sure do want to say Thank You mighty kindly for coming by to sit and visit for a bit!
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