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What should a home inspection include?
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The home inspection is one of the most important part of the home buying process. This is also the part that sellers dread. They shouldn't. This the opportunity for the buyer to find out everything that may be wrong with the home. It also provides the seller with full disclosure to the buyer. This is a highly recommended step in the buying and selling process.
The home inspection is one of the most important part of the home buying process. This is also the part that sellers dread. They shouldn't. This the opportunity for the buyer to find out everything that may be wrong with the home. It also provides the seller with full disclosure to the buyer. This is a highly recommended step in the buying and selling process.
Every inspection should include, but not be limited to, an evaluation of the following:
 | Foundations |
| Roof |
| Heating and air conditioning systems |
| Ventilation |
| Common areas (for condominiums) |
| Septic tanks, wells or sewer lines* |
| Insulation |
| Plumbing and electrical systems |
| Ceiling, walls and floors |
| Doors |
| Hazardous materials concerns* |
| * There may be an additional fee for this. |
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In every transaction there is usually a request for repairs given to the seller by the buyer. The work order is usually backed up by a third party inspection report. The following is a list of some possible work orders. The work orders must be completed prior to closing and the seller is responsible for having them done. Check with your local authorities for specific requirements. 
A plan is something that most people over look when going into a new home purchase and if you don’t have one it could cost you lots and lots of money. A good REALTOR® will be able to help you with your plan. The biggest issue with your plan is TIME.