When you're looking for a home, chances are, you have a checklist of things you want. Two bathrooms... a finished basement... a great looking kitchen... an expansive deck...
But what happens when a home you see has a feature that doesn't quite measure up? Perhaps the basement is poorly renovated. Or the kitchen is small. Or there's only one bathroom. Should you say "No"?
Here's something to consider: A home that has a few undesirable features will probably cost less. And, those savings may more than cover the costs of any needed upgrades or renovations.
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Hiring the right home inspector is important. After all, you want
the inspection to leave no stone unturned when determining
the condition of the house you are considering purchasing.
Unfortunately, the professionalism and range of services vary
widely in the home inspection industry. So it pays to ask the
right questions before you choose.Here are a few suggestions:
“What does your inspection cover?”
A home inspector should be able to present you with a detailed
list of what is covered in the inspection.Don’t settle for a vague
verbal promise like,“We check everything top to bottom.”Get it
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