 Articles tagged: home inspections
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Gutters, chimneys, plumbing, electrical systems, insulation, and heating systems are all part of the home inspector's checklist. Some inspectors will even test the property's water quality, though they are not required to do this. written by Calum MacKenzie
The warm, moist Florida climate means that we often have our own special set of common issues that crop up during home inspections. Why is it important to learn about these? It not only gives you some forewarning when you’re buying a new home, but it also means you’ll know where to concentrate your maintenance efforts on the home that you buy. written by RE Writer
When buying a home, some people put more importance on the color of the walls than the condition of the roof. Paint color is an easy thing to change, but replacing a roof is a costly undertaking. Always hire a trained home inspector before you finally purchase a home, but use these tips as a guideline to help you weed out some of the potentially serious problems during the first walk-through. written by Jake Marsh
If you are planning to sell your home in 2008, then don't go plowing all your spare cash into expensive re-modeling work. While this used to bring in the bucks for the seller, there is more emphasis nowadays on spaciousness, neatness and cleanliness. written by Branden Schroeder
There are certain areas of this country where the possibility of mold growth is more likely to happen than in others. Homes in places like the Southern and Western states which have a dryer climate typically do not have trouble with mold which can only thrive in a moist environment. written by Cyndi Gerken
Let's start this article by making the assertion that any home that one would consider purchasing should be inspected regardless of age. Even new construction homes have some particular concerns that can be expensive to fix if not found early. written by Christian Jacobsen
Many people have probably encountered a black substance around windows – this is an example of mold. This small amount of fungus is probably not harmful, but it is indicative of a moisture issue – mold grows in areas of excess moisture. written by CJ de Heer
There are a number of little things to look out for when purchasing a new home. Normally the things to consider includes such things as location, wiring, the condition of the house itself, and several other factors. One of these factors that the home buying public is becoming more concerned with is mold. written by Jake Marsh
One of the largest mistakes made in real estate is the purchase of a home before it has passes a proper and certified inspection. There are more reasons for this than can reasonably be explained in such a short time so, the main reasons will be discussed here. Perhaps the foundational reason for having an inspection conducted before a home purchase is safety. written by Raynor James
If you are selling your property on your own, one of the issues you need to be aware of upfront is how to deal with home inspection reports. Here is one possible way to get around the problem. written by Raynor James
If you are selling your own home without a real estate agent, you can run into situations that can be a bit complex. One such situation is a negative home inspection report. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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