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  • Grandville, MI
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Turnkey Inspection: Company or Own Home Inspector? Who Pays?

Account Closed
  • Grandville, MI
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I'm about to pull the trigger on a SFR out-of-state turnkey.

The company I'm working with recommended a home inspector.  Should I go with theirs or find my own.  i.e. is there a conflict of interest?  Also, who pays for the inspection?  Buyer or seller?

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Steve Perkins
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  • Denver, CO
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Steve Perkins
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Buyer pays for home inspection.

If you trust your turnkey company, use their recommendation.  If you want to increase your chances of getting a truly unbiased third-party analysis, find your own inspector.

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