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Overlooked Items During Home Inspection

Joseph Kabaki
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I recently purchased my first property, and I'm not terribly excited about the home inspector's quality of work. The property has a few items that require attention including:

  • Exposed wiring in the attic
  • Insufficient amount of insulation in the attic (6in. versus recommended 18in.)
  • The fact that there's a water heater in the attic (not disclosed anywhere in the home inspection)
  • The bathtub faucet's water pressure diminishes to nearly nothing due after only a few seconds of it being on

The issues amount to roughly $2,000, but I'd like to seek out recourse given these issues should have been discovered during the home inspection. How should I proceed?

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