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6 Comments on Inspect What You Expect!
Some good pointers. Always worth getting home inspection.
Good advice, Carra. Zig is one of my favorites, and love the quote and analogy!
Edward and Celia ~ Yes it is... do you have inspectors in our area that offer the 10k coverage for agents with issues that might come up later or the 100% warranty for the items inspected for the buyer and the seller security bond? This is something I had not been aware of as being available so I was excited to learn about that benefit with InterNACHI inspectors.
@Teresa I know my daughter wishes I had not gone to the seminar with Zig but it helped us through high school! The link gives access to his newsletter which is good! Thank you Teresa.
Carra, I don't advise sellers to pre-inspect. Especially, if they aren't having any issues with mechanicals in the home. If lots of issues come up that may need to be repaired, they may not have the funds to do them. Not to mention, a buyer may not ask for everything and the repairs can be negotiated. However, I always advise buyers to inspect. Even on new construction homes.
Tammie ~ That is good advise and each home and seller would need individual consideration. The great thing about a pre-inspection is the buyer gets a 100% home warranty on the inspected items with an InterNACHI inspector. Thank you for commenting