Leaving a home vacant for 43 days can lead to several potential issues, including:

Home sellers may not always be accommodating during the inspection period for several reasons:

When we post videos of stuff that is wrong it is hilarious regarding the comments/stupid ones from people mostly men who think they actually know what they are talking about. Now some do know there stuff but out of 500 comments it is useally two or three that get it right. The ones that are wrong in their comments are the ones who have always been doing it wrong, which is why home inspections were invented in my eyes

Flipped homes are often (99% of the time) poorly done because the primary goal of many flippers is to maximize profit in the shortest amount of time, most do not know anything about construction, homes, doing the right thing, building standards etc.

Getting your home ready for a home inspection can help ensure a smooth process and prevent unnecessary red flags. Here’s a step-by-step guide to make sure your home is in the best possible condition before the inspector arrives.

 Some sellers refuse to fix anything after a home inspection & you suck!

If a home inspector’s price seems too cheap, it could be a red flag. While affordability is important, an inspector who charges significantly less than the market rate may be cutting corners or lack proper credentials. Here’s what to watch out for:

A rake edge is an important component of a roofing system, typically required in many building codes and recommended for durability. Whether it is required depends on local building codes, roofing material manufacturer specifications, and climate considerations.

Bringing contractors like painters, flooring specialists, or even family members (like mom and dad) to a home inspection is generally not recommended for a few key reasons:

​It’s not an easy job, yet most think it is & I laugh. I have three different industries under my belt in the last 30 years of business, and this is by far the hardest, most demanding job for many reasons

What does finding mold mean to an inspection?