When buying a home, you might be surprised to learn about the importance of having a mold inspection performed before finalizing the transaction.
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Keeping a rental property profitable by preventing tenant damage is a priority for all savvy owners and managers.
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Fall and winter are ideal times for building and home inspections since colder weather tends to expose certain problems that you don’t often encounter in spring and summer such as climate control problems and plumbing issues.
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The appearance, condition, and functionality of your home can have a dramatic impact on the number of offers you receive and what it eventually sells for.
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Home inspections are comprehensive examinations of a property’s structure and its mechanical systems…
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While many individuals think all that’s involved with buying their first home is choosing the right property and getting a loan for it, others realize that there are several elements required to ensure the right purchase.
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If there’s one thing you can say about residential properties, it’s the fact that they are comprised of a complex combination of elements. This includes the electrical, HVAC, and plumbing systems as well as numerous structural components…
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The catchphrase for just about every real estate agent and broker is “location, location, location.” In many instances, spring is the ideal season for house hunting because the flowers are in bloom, the grass is greening up again, and the kids are getting excited about summer vacation…
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To avoid hidden problems that may be discovered during an inspection such as foundation damage, rodent activity, or a leaking roof, get a pre-inspection report before putting your home on the market. This will give you time to make the necessary repairs and get your home ready to sell so interested buyers don’t withdraw their offer after they see the inspection report.
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Tips from seasoned home inspectors on how you can keep your house in market ready condition.
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Any system or structure that the buyer has concerns about should be checked out prior to closing. You can get individual systems inspected — like the electrical system, the roof or the furnace — or you can get a whole house inspection where the inspector will go from the roof to the basement or crawlspace and look at everything in-between.
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