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| TaniaMoor88 |
 Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2008 7:22 am |
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A home inspection is one of the requirements of people buying a home in
' India Real Estate ' (http://www.mirrealtors.com/) . Its objective is
to come up with a report on a home's condition both positive and
negative. Getting a home inspection assures them that the property they
are buying is in good condition and they're investing their money in the
right place. A home seller may also initiate this to show buyers the
real condition of his or her home.To home buyers, a home inspection is
vital as it determines the possible problems that may exist in their
future home. This will enable them to request for immediate repair from
the seller if possible. Many buyers are usually emotional when
purchasing a new home and they want to make sure that they're moving
into a property free from worries.
As for home sellers, they are now becoming conscious about getting a
thorough inspection before listing their home. This allows them to
honestly reveal the condition of their home notably in the required
property disclosure form. Doing this also enables them to know
firsthand the possible defects of their home and thereby allow them to
do the repairs right away instead of having the buyer discover the
problems after the negotiation process. Initiating the home inspection
will actually save them money.
Inspection coverage: A professional real estate inspector is in charge
of doing a home inspection. Depending on the size of the home, an
inspector may take several hours or more than half a day in evaluating
a home and more time writing a home inspection report. The average fees
for such services range from $200 to $500.A home inspection covers
several existing systems and equipment in the home such as the plumbing
and drainage, air conditioning and heating system, electrical and
roofing. These systems as well as other appliances are normally put to
test to make sure that they are functioning well. Presence of termites
and other pests and possible damage should also be looked into by the
inspector. If pest existence is proven, the inspector should inform the
owner and give recommendations on how to solve the problem.
Estimating the cost: Once the inspection report is done, you now have
the opportunity to estimate the costs of bringing the home up to your
standards including repair and maintenance and then find solutions to
problem areas. It is also during this stage when you should decide
whether to pursue buying the property or consider another home. Reading
through the report will allow you to compare the other homes you may
want to consider purchasing. Reviewing the findings with the inspector
himself is ideal to help you understand the positive and negative
results
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