Some impressive events have happened in the housing market over the last seven or eight years. Many homeowners have seen their property dramatically increase in value.
18 Nov
16 Mar
What Happens When a Home Inspection Fails?
You’ve made an offer on your home. The sellers have tentatively accepted. At that moment, everything seems like it’s pretty much set and your path to becoming a homeowner has effectively been cleared. Hopefully, you know there are a few steps left in the process, including an important one: you need to run a home inspection.
Technically, you don’t “need” to do a home inspection; there’s no law or rule saying you must. However, once the sale of the home is final, it’s final, which means the home inspection is your last chance to ensure that the property isn’t hiding any structural deficiencies or unpleasantness that could compromise the quality of your investment…. [Read More]
7 Jul
Everything You Need to Know About Home Inspections
Whether you’re buying your next home or another investment property, the inspection process is the single most important stage between an accepted offer and the closing. However, it’s not always straightforward. Depending on the home and how comfortable you feel, you may choose to have certain elements professionally inspected while analyzing others on your own…. [Read More]
22 Jan
5 Things a Landlord Should Look for in an Inspection
As a landlord, your ability to thoroughly monitor and inspect your property or properties will directly affect your bottom line. Whether it’s a regularly scheduled check in or an inspection prior to a tenant’s move out, you must uncover any problems or damage, finding issues when they are present. This isn’t as simple as it seems on the surface. Even experienced landlords make mistakes when it comes to inspections, and these mistakes can be expensive.
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