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10 Comments on No Support
wow - how does that affect the closing? What happens next?
David, I see you need by "Universal no sawzalls for plumbers" sign.
Thomas , as Home Inspectors we do not determine how it affects closing.
We show the problem , and often will discuss the repercussions, but never do we use the word negotiate in a report as it would be overstepping our limits.
The Agent and Lawyer are the ones whom determine these things.They are trained for it.
Some Clients may make a big deal out of such a problem , while others may have a u ncle in carpentry whom will cut in a new joist at little cost.
It is what it is.
Charlie, I like your no sawzall sign. I need to get some. . . and we need a similar sign for HVAC techs.
Thomas, Bob's response was pretty much what I would have said. I do, since I have a thirty year background as a builder/carpenter, sometimes suggest simple fixes; and both of these situations do have simple fixes.
Bob, Thanks for jumping in.
Hi David , good post.
I thought I got all the doozies...
Hi David, great catch on the basement inspection have a happy and healthy new year.
It really makes you wonder. I would think they would have better sense but probably think they would be long gone if anything ever "gave way".
Happy New Year my friend. How cold is it up your way?
It really makes you wonder. I would think they would have better sense but probably think they would be long gone if anything ever "gave way".
Happy New Year my friend. How cold is it up your way?
Here's a plumber sawzall for you.