Buyers: A property inspection report will give you a solid grasp of the current condition of your future investment. Let our thorough inspection shine some light on your prospective property before you make a major commitment. This will let you know about any defects or needed repairs ahead of time and can give you more negotiating power. Avoid any unpleasant surprises ahead of time by getting a home inspection. Even with

Sellers: Getting an inspection will provide you with better awareness of what you are selling. Not only will you know more about possible issues that may exist, but it will better prepair you for how to handle a prosepective buyer and what they may try and use as leverage during the sale. This will allow you and your Real Estate agent to better plan how you will approach issues that may arise as the exchange progresses. Getting a home inspection before you list your home gives you the advantage of knowing about any defects ahead of time. That way you're not trying to hire a contractor or repairman at the last minute to repair something that may not need to be repaired.

Newly Constructed Homes: You will want to get an inspection no more than six months after purchasing the home. Then you can have any defects or repairs addressed by the builder before your new home warranty expires. This will save you from a great deal of out of pocket expenses for repairs.

Here is a list of other general topics about property and home inspections.

• What does a home inspector look for?
• How much does a home inspection cost?
• What is inspected in a property inspection?