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Julie Doke
  • Investor
  • Pinson, AL
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VA Loan Inspection

Julie Doke
  • Investor
  • Pinson, AL
Posted

So we finally have our first fix & flip under contract hooray! It is a VA loan and the realtor tells me that the VA uses their own inspector and that there is no wiggle room if they find a flaw we either fix it or walk away from the seller. No negotiations. We just did a major upgrade, update and replace on just about everything. We have been told the home looks flawless but I still wonder should I be nervous is there anything specific the inspector will look for do they tend to be easy or nit-pickers? I'm so ready to finally say we have one under the belt I just want to be proactive. They have 10 days to inspect and 2 days to make a request known, so that helps at least they can't drag the inspection out for 2 or 3 weeks. I'm just antsy I guess....been waiting two months for the house to sell.

Does anyone have an experience with a VA inspector that they would like to share? Maybe just words of encouragement would be great right about now.

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