Have you ever noticed when buying a house it always costs more than what you expect? With the bank fees and real estate fees and all the other stuff added on it always cost more than what we expect.
Let's go a step further and say you just bought the house for X amount of dollars.
Now you're just settling in to your new place and two months down the road you notice a big wet spot on the ceiling.
Doesn't a sick feeling come over you in your stomach because you know that the wet spot is a major problem and it's going to cost you even more money than you expected? And you just invested thousands of dollars buying this new home.
Are you saying to yourself this should not happen? Well, the reason that this happens, and it's not uncommon, is because you did not hire a Sacramento home inspector to inspect your home before you bought it and now you have to pay out of pocket for everything that goes wrong with the home.
Bummer.
It amazes me that people spend hundreds of thousands of dollars for a home but won't spend $400-$900 to have the home inspected before they buy it.
And then when something goes wrong that costs them even more money they wonder why.
A home inspector is very valuable when it comes to buying a home.
Sacramento home inspectors find things and can be a very helpful when it comes to negotiating any repairs on the home you're buying.
If he finds some major problems you can use these problems to negotiate the purchase price of the home.
If the seller decides to fix the problems, than that's good to because you do not have to take the time and money to get it done yourself.
The home inspector is not a deal killer.
His job is to protect you the buyer from any safety or hazardous things that may be wrong with the home and to make sure that you are making a sound investment.
Isn't it better to find out if there's a major problem with the home before you buy it and move in? I understand that everyone tries to cut costs, but cutting costs on such a valuable investment does not seem wise.
The home inspector that you hire to inspect the home that you're about to buy will be inspecting things that you would never think of or may not want to inspect.
A good certified home inspector is worth his weight in gold.
By not hiring a home inspector you're putting yourself and your family at risk because of something that may be hidden in the house that no one knows about.
Most homes that are inspected have some kind of electrical problems.
Wouldn't it be nice to know what they are before something happens? Have you ever heard of black mold? Black mold is very dangerous to you and your family; it can cause death.
Wouldn't it be nice to know if the house is hiding some of this? Water problems are the number one cause of problems in the home.
A Sacramento home inspector will check out all the areas that may have problems with water.
These are just a few things that a certified Sacramento home inspector will check.
There are a whole lot more.
If you want peace of mind when buying a home then hire a home inspector to check out the house before you finalize the deal.
The home inspector that you choose just may become your best friend.
Let's go a step further and say you just bought the house for X amount of dollars.
Now you're just settling in to your new place and two months down the road you notice a big wet spot on the ceiling.
Doesn't a sick feeling come over you in your stomach because you know that the wet spot is a major problem and it's going to cost you even more money than you expected? And you just invested thousands of dollars buying this new home.
Are you saying to yourself this should not happen? Well, the reason that this happens, and it's not uncommon, is because you did not hire a Sacramento home inspector to inspect your home before you bought it and now you have to pay out of pocket for everything that goes wrong with the home.
Bummer.
It amazes me that people spend hundreds of thousands of dollars for a home but won't spend $400-$900 to have the home inspected before they buy it.
And then when something goes wrong that costs them even more money they wonder why.
A home inspector is very valuable when it comes to buying a home.
Sacramento home inspectors find things and can be a very helpful when it comes to negotiating any repairs on the home you're buying.
If he finds some major problems you can use these problems to negotiate the purchase price of the home.
If the seller decides to fix the problems, than that's good to because you do not have to take the time and money to get it done yourself.
The home inspector is not a deal killer.
His job is to protect you the buyer from any safety or hazardous things that may be wrong with the home and to make sure that you are making a sound investment.
Isn't it better to find out if there's a major problem with the home before you buy it and move in? I understand that everyone tries to cut costs, but cutting costs on such a valuable investment does not seem wise.
The home inspector that you hire to inspect the home that you're about to buy will be inspecting things that you would never think of or may not want to inspect.
A good certified home inspector is worth his weight in gold.
By not hiring a home inspector you're putting yourself and your family at risk because of something that may be hidden in the house that no one knows about.
Most homes that are inspected have some kind of electrical problems.
Wouldn't it be nice to know what they are before something happens? Have you ever heard of black mold? Black mold is very dangerous to you and your family; it can cause death.
Wouldn't it be nice to know if the house is hiding some of this? Water problems are the number one cause of problems in the home.
A Sacramento home inspector will check out all the areas that may have problems with water.
These are just a few things that a certified Sacramento home inspector will check.
There are a whole lot more.
If you want peace of mind when buying a home then hire a home inspector to check out the house before you finalize the deal.
The home inspector that you choose just may become your best friend.
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