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4 Comments on Agents don't let buyers get cheap inspections.
Rob, skimping on a home inspection is one of the most foolish things a buyer can do. It is about the best example of being penny-wise and pound-foolish that I know of in real estate. I totally agree with your post.
I had a buyer who used his brother in law to do his home inspection....I asked if he was licensed and he was not. He did not climb and did not check the roof. He did not crawl so he did not go under the home to look for problems. He was afraid of electricity so he did not check the electric breaker box.
He made me chuckle and I told the buyer that his brother in law may not be the best person to use for the inspections and if anything came back to haunt him would his inlaw help pay to correct the problem???
The next day a real home inspector was hired by the buyer to inspect the home.
I found out after the closing his brother in law helped him pick out a used car that had been in the shop for repairs...
great post
yes, not just suggesting an inspection is enough, it needs to be a great company too.
Karen, I totaly agree.
Richard that's a great story. We all like to save some money but some times it's better to spend it where you need to.
Mark that's a good point. A great company like mine. :)
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