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Peter Mariano
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  • Muntinlupa
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Your home investments and the need for home inspection

Peter Mariano
  • Homeowner
  • Muntinlupa
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The home market has been more stringent in terms of requirements and contingencies. Homebuyers are making sure that the house they are buying is worth the funds that they will invest, particularly if the home considered is already an existing structure or a foreclosed home. For such reasons, a [URL REMOVED] is required before closing the deal. Prospective homebuyers rely on the inspection results of certified real estate home inspectors to gauge whether they will proceed with the transaction, require additional rehabilitation work from the seller, or turn down the deal.

Pre-sale home inspection from certified home inspectors could provide sellers with a good deal from the home sales transaction. Although it appears redundant to undertake such a procedure since the buyers will most likely have their own home inspection services before deciding to buy a home. However, such inspections will inform the seller on potential problems in their homes that are not very obvious or not easily detected by the untrained eye. Knowing these flaws will give the seller time to remedy the problem before selling.

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