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Jason Polykoff
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FHA Requirements for Inspection

Jason Polykoff
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Drexel Hill, PA
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What are the FHA requirements when it comes to the inspection of a property? Do we need termite? What about Radon?

P.S. This is for a Philly area property. Thanks BP!

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John Knisely
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John Knisely
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  • Media, PA
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Don't need termite or radon. Chipping paint both interior and exterior is a big focus, handrails on steps 4 or more or larger drops (porch for example). Property needs to meet general safety and functionality items such as running water, heat etc. Hot water heater needs a TPRV discharge tube terminating less than 6 inches from the ground. Appraiser is the one verifying these items too, NOT the home inspector. 

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