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Matthew Tregoning
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HELP Interpreting Inspection

Matthew Tregoning
  • Realtor
  • Melbourne, FL
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Hey Guys! 

This is my first investment property and I desperately need help interpreting this inspection report. The moisture/mold issues are particularly concerning to me. However, I'm not really sure which is a REAL issue. The inspection period ends tomorrow.

Thanks a ton for your help!

https://www.spectora.com/v/rep...


-Matt

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Richard Davis
  • Inspector
  • Orlando, FL
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Richard Davis
  • Inspector
  • Orlando, FL
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@Matthew Tregoning I am a home inspector in the Orlando area and I actually use the same spectora software, I think this inspector did a great job in finding many issues withheld home……one thing to keep in mind when interpreting an inspection, especially for an investor is that we are just showing you the real and true condition of the home, it points out to a lot of people that may not know otherwise what kind of underlying issues are in a home, don’t look at it like a fault finding mission (even though it is) but the faults we look for is just to show you what you are really up against, it ultimately up to you how to proceed and if you want to handle the issues that the inspector found, I hope that helps.

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