Why is it necessary to have an home inspection done?

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Why is it necessary to have an home inspection
done?
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• How can you be sure that the property does not
  have hidden issues that would require costly
  repairs or improvements after the keys have been
  handed over to you?
• A certified inspector's home inspection could
  disclose major problems with the property that
  you would like to know about before signing the
  contract.

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Why is it necessary to have an inspection done?

• The same reason you'd take a used car to a
  mechanic to make sure you get a decent price
  before buying it.
• It is a big investment to buy a house.
• It makes sense to know as much about what you are
  having as you can. This is why you're calling an
  expert.
• Expert home inspections can expose problems that
  are hidden from "untrained eyes."
• With a pre-listing inspection, pro-active sellers
  may enhance marketing power.
• Until closing, most buyers want to know that
  there are no big problems.

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What sort of things should be on the home
inspection checklist?

• There are fairly standard HVAC (heating,
  ventilation and air conditioning), roof,
  electrical, plumbing (and) foundations.
• Inspections of mold and radon are becoming more
  common.
• Prior to closing, any device or structure that
  the buyer has questions about should be checked
  out.
• You can inspect specific systems, such as the
  electrical system, the roof or the boiler, or you
  can have a whole inspection of the house where
  the inspector can go from the roof to the
  basement or crawl space and look at everything in
  between.

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Who should conduct the home inspection, and why?

• Choose a reputable home inspector who is a member
  of an organization that has guidelines and a code
  of ethics for home inspection.
• You want a comprehensive and trustworthy
  inspector, particularly in the event that there
  are problems that cause further negotiations.

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Who pays for the home inspection?

• I recommend a pre-listing inspection for buyers,
  usually a whole house and sewer.
• This way, before pricing and placing their home
  on the market, they can detect and fix any major
  problems.
• The seller pays, in this situation.
• Most of the contract requires the buyer to pay
  for the inspections, but the issue is subject to
  negotiation.
• What inspections the buyer needs in the contract
  when making a bid, which will conduct the
  inspection and estimate the cost.

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• Please contact Property Inspection to schedule a
  professional home inspection email 
  info_at_propertyinspection.in