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A to Z Inspections - Anyone have experience?
Hi all,
Currently under contract on our first SFH rental property in OKC area. I was doing research on angies list, google etc for a good property inspector in the area and found A to Z . They have a lot of good buyer reviews.
When mentioned to our agent, he said "oh no thats the only company I wouldn't use". And proceeded to say how they were overkill with their inspection reports (sounds good to me!), and tried to scare some of his buyers out of buying a couple houses so they could get repeat business ,etc. I understand why realtors wouldn't like a detailed inspector..lol But I am hoping to find some insight from people who have experience with them! Thanks.