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Pre-purchase inspections

Perspective home buyers often negotiate the lowest purchase price and search for the best mortgage deal, but often neglect the risk of future unanticipated repair costs by not having a house inspected and getting a clear picture of the building they are buying. Considering how costly major defects can be, the minor fee for a home inspection is essential for such a major investment. Most houses, new or old, will have existing defects or repairs required. If you use your father, a friend or a contractor to inspect your new home, you might be surprised after you move in and problems start to appear. Bring in a professional building inspector is your best option.


Pre-listing inspections

A pre-listing inspection could make your home easier and faster to sell. A pre-listing inspection can often prevent surprises from cropping up at closing time and provide prospective buyers with an atmosphere of good faith and confidence. By knowing about problems in advance, you can then decide if you wish to fix the problems or disclose them to the buyer.