Inspections and appraisals?
Valuable
advice concerning home inspections?
Buying a home is probably the biggest single investment you will
make. A home inspection after making an offer will protect you and
your investment.
A qualified home inspector will give your house a thorough
examination, checking the heating and cooling system, plumbing and
electrical systems, the roof, attic, walls, ceilings, floors,
windows, doors, foundation, basement, and visible structures of the
home.
The inspector will point out the need for major repairs, identify
areas that may need attention in the near future, and explain what
maintenance will be necessary to keep the house in good shape. But,
it is not all negative. Most inspectors are more than happy to tell
you about the home's good qualities as well.
Home inspections are relatively inexpensive considering the size of
the investment that you are about to make. Many people consider this
a small price to pay for peace of mind.
Colorado Premiere Homes can provide you with a list of reputable,
qualified home inspectors in your area.
What is an appraisal?
An appraisal is a report containing an estimate of the value of the
property. Appraisals are conducted for the purpose of mortgage
lending by certified appraisers. The appraisal should not be
confused with the home inspection or the market analysis.
Knowledge and Experience You Can Trust When Buying or Selling Your
Home!
- Sharon Armstrong, GRI.
