This is definitely information the buyer would want to know. I want to know what I’m paying for, right? I wouldn’t buy spoiled food at the supermarket or a pen that was leaking ink. Obviously, a house is a much bigger investment than an apple or a pen. If there are significant problems with a house, I can use this information to ask the seller to fix the problem or negotiate a lower price.
I’ve decided to get a home inspection before making an offer on a house. But how do I find a home inspector? Sure, I can Google it, but how do I know if I’m making a good choice- someone with a good reputation and plenty of experience? After a bit of investigation, here are some …
Increasing effects of global warming here in Florida. Rising sea levels are impacting our state in many areas- flood insurance, property insurance, mortgages, property values, beach health, and more.
With hurricane season upon us, it is important to check your home’s readiness to withstand strong winds. You can do this by hiring a licensed home inspector to perform a Wind Mitigation Inspection. A wind mitigation inspection determines the stability of your home in the event of strong winds. Specific features like your roof, outside doors, and windows are evaluated for their ability to hold up against strong winds