Buyers Tips

·  Seek out a Certified Inspector

·  Seek out a fully trained, fully insured home inspector

·  Does your state require licensing? If so be sure you are hiring a Licensed home inspector who has meet all of your states requirements

·  Plan to attend the home inspection, be aware most inspections will Take 2 to 3 hours, larger homes usually take even longer

·  Come prepared…bring notepad, pen, measuring tape and a flashlight

·  Dress comfortable

·  Your fee for the inspection is usually due at the time of the inspection Confirm with your inspector available methods of PAYMENT $

·  Discuss any concerns about the property at the time you schedule your inspection

·  When you schedule your inspection it is helpful to have the following information Available

·  Address of the home to be inspected

·  MLS number of the home if it is listed with a Realtor®

·  Your daytime, evening and cell numbers

·  Approximate age of the home

·  Approximate square footage of the home

·  Information as to how to gain access to the property

·  Any limitations you are aware of with the property

Note: In the event the home is vacant, special arrangements may need to be made to Insure that all utilities are on and functioning. If other testing is desired such as Radon, or termite inspection please advise the inspector as these require more time. Alert the inspector in advance of any other possible testing or analysis that was recently performed or is pending.

Special consideration: The scope of the inspection is very comprehensive and everyone's safety is of the utmost concern, we will advise everyone present at the inspection to refrain from certain activities.

When you hire an inspector his/her loyalties are with you.

Feel free to ask any questions during your inspection!