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Buying a Home is a big step for some people, especially with the economy the way it is today. There are many New and Foreclosed Homes on the market. The question is: "What is condition of the Home?" Disclosure Laws are rarely upheld, which leaves us with the "Buyer Beware" effect. The Home looks appealing from the outside, and may appear perfect on the inside. With new paint and new carpet, I can make a hut look like a mansion.
Foreclosed Homes may have damage from angry past owners. New Homes may have damage because of production time frames. Either way, what do we really know about the condition of the Home? Will that repair that looks minor, turn into a major replacement? Could that freshly painted Bathroom be hiding a leaking problem? Maybe there is a leak in the roof, that is covered up by the new stucco cieling. Perhaps new siding was installed to conceal damage from pests,or pets, or rodents. How does the Prospective Buyer know?
Imagine That Inspection Services wants you to know the condition of the Home. Home Inspection Reports are beneficial to the Seller, knowing what repairs may be needed to maintain the marketable value of the Home. For the Buyer, a Home Inspection may reveal information that include Safety Issues, or other issues of concern. Either way, a Home Inspection is worth the investment. Wouldn't it be worth a few pennies now, rather than thousands of dollars later?
Schedule an appointment with I.T.I.S. to have your Home inspected by a Certified, Licensed, and Insured, Professionally Qualified Inspector. Paying for a Home Inspection now, is a wise investment for your Home.