10 Ways You Can Fail A Home Inspection
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The point of a home inspection is to uncover any issues that the home may have. Obviously, it's very important for both a home’s seller and prospective buyer that the property pass the inspection. Passing means no serious issues have been discovered. A house inspection is simply a visual evaluation of its condition. Think of it as being similar to an annual checkup. A failed inspection is kind of like uncovering something bad during your physical. Just like your doctor, the inspector will point out all the things that need to be repaired or replaced.
What is Covered in an Inspector's Report?
This will vary depending on the inspector; however, most inspection reports will tell you about the condition of the following areas:
- The heating and…
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