Quick Facts About Real Estate Inspections

If you are the Home Buyer, can the Home Inspector be too picky?
You have to ask yourself this question: Why would a Real Estate Company not want John the Home Inspector from Hell to perform inspections for their home buying clients.

1. Could it be that the Home Inspector does lousy inspections and misses too many structural or mechanical defects which have cost the home buyer money after closing? Fact, after performing over 9500 inspections, the North Carolina Home Inspection Licensure Board had only one disciplinary action against John the Home Inspector from Hell in over twenty years.

2. Or could it be that John the Home Inspector from Hell is too picky and finds too many defects that have resulted in the home buyer not completing the sales transaction. The Home Buyer must understand the Real Estate Broker all too often controls the access to their Broker friendly Home Inspector. With the Brokers 6% commission at stake, who has the most to lose if the Home Buyer does not close on the house? A two hundred thousand sales price equals twelve thousand dollars in commission. Simple, I don't care if the Home Buyer does or does not buy the house. I don't sell houses, I inspect them. If the house is not good enough for my daughter, it's not good enough for the Home Buyer.

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The answer is YES! If you the buyer do not like the results of a Home Inspector From Hell Report and do not buy the house. Then the house has failed. You set the limits as to pass or fail.

Q Who really works for the buyer?

Truthfully, only a Professional Home Inspector From Hell. Think about it. Typically the Realtor’s commission is paid for by the seller at closing. The Mortgage Company/Banker works for their investors. The Appraiser works for the Mortgage Company/Bank. The only person involved in the whole transaction that has no interest or financial gain if you do or do not buy the house is Home Inspector From Hell. The Home Inspectors main job is to inform you what is not performing its original intent, and is in need of immediate repair. Then you decide.

Q What is a Home Inspection?

visual inspection of the readily accessible areas of the house, and a written report that identifies all defective structural and mechanical items located in a home, that are not performing their original intent, and in need of immediate repair.

Q What should I do with the report?

Many Home Inspectors and Realtors will tell you. Now that you have the Report, you will know what, you the Buyer should repair after closing. The focus of a Home Inspector From Hell Report is to help you, the Buyer, have the Seller at his expense make any and all repairs to the home prior to closing. Look at it this way. If you buy a house at fair market value, and then make needed repairs, do you not have more money in the house than it is worth?