
- There’s nothing worse than finding surprises after you move in. Problems the sellers didn’t know existed can surface, costing you big bucks.
- It’s important to protect yourself from problems the sellers didn’t disclose or forgot to tell you about.
- Many times you can renegotiate the price if problems are found that would cost you money down the road.
- If problems are found, you’ll know how much it’ll cost to fix them. If you go ahead with the sale, it’ll be an informed decision.
- Sellers will often correct any problems so they don’t lose the sale. But you’ll probably need a professional inspection listing the repairs before sellers will spend money to do the work.
- Even though your Uncle Louie or Cousin Joe is a contractor, architect, or veteran homeowner, they’re not professional home inspectors. They’re not trained for it. It’s far better to hire a professional inspector and not put relatives or friends on the spot trying to pretend they know as much as a trained inspector.
- Buying a home is a big, multihundred thousand dollar, 30-year investment. Why jeopardize both your investment and peace of mind for less than two weeks’ interest payment?
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