Home Inspections

Here are some things to consider doing. Some items may not be applicable to you.

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When purchasing properties like one of these Little River SC real estate and homes for sale, it is advised that you schedule an inspection before closing the sale.

Before inspection:

• Be wary of inspectors recommended by real estate agents (representing the sellers)
• Ask to see some of the company’s old inspection results to see how thoroughly they inspect and document results
• Is the house inspector covered by liability insurance
• Determine the experience level of inspectors (and their company) Hire professionals in house matters from HouseBait !
• Determine the level of training of inspectors

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During inspection:

• Go with the inspector
• Ensure the inspector does the following:
• Lifts rugs to check for water stains
• Checks wiring e.g., ability to run a large appliance (e.g., air conditioner) and other electrical equipment at same time. Reviews and ensures that 137b reports are accurate and up to date, documenting any findings related to compliance and safety issues.
• Ensures bathtub(s), sinks, etc don’t leak
• Checks water pressure

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