5 Reasons to Order a Pre-Listing Inspection

5 Reasons to Order a Pre-Listing Inspection

When was the last time you had your home inspected? If you’re like many homeowners, you’ve not had an inspector look over your property since you first purchased it. The best way to know the value of your home and understand any needed repairs is through a pre-listing...
Signs of Structural Problems in the Home

Signs of Structural Problems in the Home

Structural problems compromise your home’s integrity and your family’s safety. Damage to the walls, foundation, or roof supports will also lower your property value. There are several possible causes of structural damage, including natural disasters,...
3 Reasons to Schedule a Builder’s Warranty Inspection

3 Reasons to Schedule a Builder’s Warranty Inspection

Your builder likely provided a 12-month warranty when you bought your newly constructed home. If you’ve been in your home for several months, then it’s time to start thinking about using your warranty for making needed repairs. The following are some reasons to...
Top 5 Reasons to Work with a Real Estate Agent When Buying a Home

Top 5 Reasons to Work with a Real Estate Agent When Buying a Home

Some people choose to forgo hiring a real estate agent when buying a home. They may think that they can find a home by browsing through online listings. An agent makes the process less frustrating and more manageable. Here are the top five reasons to partner with a...
What Is a 4-Point Home Inspection?

What Is a 4-Point Home Inspection?

A full home inspection is almost always necessary for completing the sale of a home. There are times when a less detailed inspection is required, referred to as a 4-point inspection. Properly trained and certified inspectors will perform both types. An in-depth home...
7 Ways to Prepare for a Home Inspection

7 Ways to Prepare for a Home Inspection

In most real estate transactions, the home inspection is scheduled after the buyer has placed an offer and the seller has accepted. Many buyers choose to make the results of the home inspection one of the contingencies in the contract. That means that the buyer can...