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Home inspectionCongratulations! You just made an offer on your potential dream home and the seller has accepted it. Now it is time to get down to business with the tasks you need to accomplish to make sure you are able to successfully close on your new home. The home inspection is one of the most important steps to home ownership. Make sure you have included your right to have an inspection done prior to closing in your initial offer on the home. One of these tasks is to get a home inspection completed on the home to make sure there are no hidden defects that the seller is not aware of that cannot be readily seen by you, the seller or your real estate agent. Choosing the right inspection company is a process that needs to be taken very seriously by the purchaser. Never just allow anyone to make this choice for you. While your real estate agent may have several names of inspection companies they are familiar with and trust, you would be wise to interview each and every one of them on your own before making a decision. Additionally you should look in the phone book or online for other companies not suggested by the agent. Questions to ask these companies might include;
These questions will help you in choosing the right company to dig deeper into the condition of your home. Make sure the inspector from the company you choose is someone you feel comfortable with to explain the results of the inspection report in terms easily understood. Residential inspectionUsually the residential inspection will be done within the first 2 weeks of the contract being accepted. It is most often the buyers responsibility to choose and pay for the home inspection company. Getting a home inspection and being satisfied with the results can mean the difference between your dream home and a nightmare. Contact Greg at 407-304-0255 to receive additional information about the home inspection process.
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