Inspections in Real Estate

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What Your Homeowners Policy Won't Pay For

Call an insurance agent the day your inspection gets scheduled, and read the six coverage buckets before a claim teaches you what they mean.

Buyers forgive an old kitchen. They don't forgive a wet basement, a dead outlet, or a handrail that wobbles.

The bid is the cheapest part. Fees, titles, tow bills and a two-minute inspection window are where people lose money.

Give me something to do with my kids this weekend

Curbstoning, title washing, flood cars and the finance office. What the seller is hoping you won't check, and the ten minutes it takes to check it.

A standard inspection is a visual, non-invasive look at a house on one dry morning. Plenty of expensive problems sit just outside that scope.

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Before you turn the key on a used car, the metal, the tires and the carpet have already told you what kind of life it had.

A private sale can save you thousands or cost you a transmission. The difference is about ninety minutes of work and the willingness to walk away.

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