Buying a home...
If you are buying a home, you need to know exactly what you are
getting. A home inspection, performed by a professional home inspector,
will reveal any hidden problems with the home so that they may be
addressed BEFORE the deal is closed. You should require an inspection
at the time you make a formal offer and make sure the contract has an
inspection contingency. Then, hire your own inspector and pay close
attention to the inspection report. If you aren't comfortable with what
he finds, you may have the ability to re-consider your offer.
Selling a home...
Two words that seem to last an eternity..."SALE PENDING".
That usually means that the offer is made and several things are happening. The most important one for you as a seller is The Home Inspection. Why
wait for their inspector to find something?
Know your bargaining tool before your buyer does with a Pre-Sale Inspection.
If you are selling a home, you want to know about such potential hidden problems before your house goes on the market. Almost all contracts include the condition that the contract is contingent upon completion of a satisfactory home inspection. And most buyer's are going to insist that the inspection be a professional home inspection, usually by an inspector they hire. If the buyer's inspector finds a problem, it can cause the buyer to get cold feet and the deal
can often fall through. At best, surprise problems uncovered by the buyer's inspector will cause delays in closing, and usually you (the seller) will have to pay for repairs at the last minute, or take a lower price on your home.
It's better to pay for your own inspection before putting your home on the market. Find out about any hidden problems and correct them in advance. Otherwise, you can count on the buyer's inspector finding them, at the worst possible time.
Getting a pre-sale inspection allows you the flexiblity of scheduling your appointment on your terms (including weekends) and the comfort to your potential buyer as:
"Move In Certified".
Owning a home...
Do you own a home presently?If you own a car in NYS, then it must by law, be inspected once a year. But yet, the most valuable asset you own (your home) does not require one. Now that you have lived in your home for a few years, do you know what the condition of your home is? Are you aware of any leaks or items close to disrepair? With our services, we can help you determine if a potential problem exists or could exist. It is better to have it addressed now than have to wait at the worst possible time.
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