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Real Estate Word of the Day: Inspection

A home inspection is a thorough examination of a property's condition, typically conducted by a licensed and qualified home inspector. The primary objective is to provide a comprehensive assessment of the property's structural integrity, safety, and overall condition.

This process involves a detailed examination of various components, including:

  • Structural Components - Inspectors evaluate the foundation, walls, roof, and other structural elements to ensure they are sound and free from defects.
  • Mechanical Systems - This encompasses the inspection of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, plumbing, and electrical systems to guarantee they function correctly.
  • Interior and Exterior…

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It is easy for home buyers to get caught up in the excitement of buying their perfect home that they miss crucial points that they need to know about the property.

If you are buying a home, make sure that you don’t miss any of these commonly overlooked details:

Do the Appliances Work?

Take the time to test major appliances in the home to ensure they are functioning properly. This is a flaw that is often overlooked in a home inspection. It is a good idea to ask your home inspector to run every appliance through its full cycle to make sure that there are no problems.

How Many Outlets Does the House Have?

In this century, everyone knows the importance and reliance on electonics. When you do a walkthrough of a house, you may not pay mind to the…

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Even the most aesthetically pleasing homes can have mold issues. A type of fungus that thrives on moisture, mold can trigger symptoms such as itching eyes, asthma attacks and bouts of sneezing or coughing. As a result of the possible health issues, mold is the sort of problem that should be dealt with prior to listing a home.

For those who are in the market to buy a home or those who are under contract - should hire a licensed professional to conduct a mold test. Here is a rundown of five places in the home where mold could be hiding.

Not On The Kitchen Menu

We all have saved leftovers; however, not all of us remember what is in our fridges and forget. WhatsCookingAmerica says it best, "While most molds prefer warmer temperatures, they can grow…

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