Home selling can be a daunting process if you’re not prepared for the problems that may arise during a

If you’ve signed a home purchase contract, a crucial step before finalizing the sale is to consider a professional home inspection. A home inspection contingency...

Perhaps you are already aware of what home inspections are intended for: inspecting the house to reveal any problems in advance....

Crawl spaces are an essential part of your home as they can house everything from plumbing and drain pipes to electrical wiring and ductwork systems inside your house. However, the trouble with crawl spaces is that over time they may accumulate mo...

Given the fact that your home is your primary investment, it’s essential for you to fix things that break in your house. Imagine having to pay a huge amount of money for home repairs, that you could have easily taken care of for much less.

Many home buyers are unsure of why they need a home inspection for a newly constructed property. While purchasing a newly built home assures that you will have fewer problems, it doesn’t mean the house is in perfect condition.

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It's not easy to determine a roof’s actual condition from its looks. Roof repairs along with a full replacement of the roof can cost the homeowner a huge chunk of change. Roof inspections can help you prevent costly roof repairs in the f...

You might not need an in-depth review of every aspect of the home, but depending on its type, age, and your intentions, you may need something different than a regular

For the majority of home buyers, a home inspection is used as a contingency in their contract with the seller. This contingency offers the buyers a chance to back out of their purchase, without any penalty and within a definite time frame; if the ...

Home inspections are a way for buyers to review the condition of a property before making the final purchase. It can be considered a contingency in a buyers purchase deal to provide them an 'exit' from the agreement in...