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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Multiple Home Inspections when looking for a property
Hi All,
I had a quick question when it comes to paying for home inspections. When you guys are making offers on multiple properties are you paying out of pocket for a home inspection for each home? Let's say you keep getting a bad report and the amount you're paying continues to add up, is there a more efficient way to do this?
With inspections costing $400-600, my main concern is that the inspection on the current home goes bad and the same thing happens on the next house. What if this happens 3-4 times? I'll be out of $1600-2000.
Also, how often do these inspections go bad? The house from the pictures seems to be in pretty good shape.
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Thats just the cost of doing business .