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Home
inspections are an integral part of the home-buying process. Insist on one
by including a professionally conducted home inspection in the sales
agreement and noting the deal is contingent on your approval of its
outcome. What you don’t know can hurt you!
This won’t surprise sellers—who know their home will be under a microscope
prior to being sold—and many welcome an inspection to complement their
disclosure statement. All inspections should include detailed information
about the drainage, foundation, roof, interior and exterior paint,
plumbing, wiring, heating, fireplace, tile, and any hazards associated with
the property, as well as a termite report.
You'll
have a chance to examine the home to see if it's in the same condition as
when you made your offer during the final inspection, i.e., “the final
walk-through.” Don’t skip this very important step!
Please let me know if you need a referral to a qualified inspector. I'm
also available to address any questions or concerns you have about
financing your purchase.
Sincerely,
The Jerry Ashford Team
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