When you buy a property, it is worth to have it inspected for defects, pests and other possible problems. It is also a good idea to hire your own building inspector to get your money’s worth.
There are also other steps you need to take to ensure you’re not left out of the dark when it comes to the condition of your property.
Make sure you are present when your inspector checks your home or investment property. You have to be in the know about the condition of the property including the problems that your inspector might discover.
During the inspection, it would also be a good idea that only you and your inspector are present. This way, you keep all the details of your property confidential. Keep in mind that you can use the building inspection report as a tool when negotiating for the sale of your home.
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By Wendy Chamberlain
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