While I’m out here at one of our Baton Rouge listings, I want to discuss why the process of home inspections is so important.
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You may also call me at (225) 335-7666 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions.
One of the first steps that comes after a house goes under contract is the buyer’s home inspection. My team is actually representing the seller in this transaction, but since the buyer decided to move forward with an inspection, we’ll address the topic today.
What does an inspection actually entail for today’s buyer?
During the inspection process, the inspector checks on what we in real estate call the “Three S’s”:
1. Structural issues—They look for problems with the foundation, cracked concrete, etc.
2. Systems—Here, they look for problems with your HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.
3. Safety—Inspectors will watch for any potential or imminent issues relating to fire hazards, carbon monoxide, gas leaks, electrical problems, pests, wood rot, and water damage.
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Inspections are an important aspect of the home buying process.
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Inspections are an important aspect of the home buying process.
Inspections are an important aspect of the home buying and selling process. Though it’s a completely optional process on the buyer’s part, it is highly recommended, so most sellers should expect one.
If you have any questions about inspections or are looking to sell a home, please feel free to reach out to me. I’d be glad to help you.
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