If you’re listing your home, you might be seeing your property with rose-colored glasses. A pre-listing inspection will let you know everything that might be wrong with your home—before potential buyers do. Trust us, it’s worth it. Here’s why.
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Mold can harm your health and damage your home. Here’s how a home mold inspection works, the cost of testing and remediation, and when it’s worth scheduling one.
Home Mold Inspection: How Much Is It and Do You Need One? Read More »
Can you use a drive-by appraisal? Maybe, depending on your property, loan type and other factors. Learn what drive-by appraisals are and how and when they work.
What Is a Drive-By Appraisal, And How Does It Work? Read More »
A mortgage’s owner-occupancy clause prevents mortgage fraud. Learn more about mortgage-occupancy clauses and how they impact buying and selling a house.
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Before closing on a home with a private well, an inspection can let you know what’s going on beneath the surface (literally). From water quality to pump performance, a well inspection gives you all the information you need to ensure safe and plentiful drinking water for years to come.
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The home inspection is one of the final steps to navigate before you can close and move into your new home. It’s also an opportunity to confirm you’re buying the quality of house you thought, and negotiate to make sure you’re getting the best deal.
How to Negotiate After the Home Inspection: What Buyers Can Ask For Read More »