Home Inspection

Sellers and Buyers are strongly urged to have a home inspection performed on any property you are seriously considering selling or buying. The inspection should be by a licensed, bonded home inspector of your choice. The inspector will look for major structural defects in the home and supply you with a comprehensive report outlining his or her findings. These findings may be used in negotiations of the sale and purchase price. Negotiations routinely occur on conditions found on the home inspection that were not previously disclosed in the Seller’s Disclosure Statement. Research indicates that Buyers negotiate $2.00 for every $1.00 of repairs that were not previously disclosed.

Some defects may require immediate attention. The inspector may also recommend an in-depth inspection and/or correction by other licensed professionals such as roofers, structural engineers, electricians, plumbers, termite and pest control operators, etc. An inspection performed before listing or purchase can potentially save thousands of dollars.

Sellers and Buyers are to select the home inspector of their choice. Your City LLC assume no liability or responsibility regarding any type of inspection performed by a home inspector in Your City Your State . Your City LLC does not endorse or recommend any particular home inspector in Your City Your State .