Tag: Home Inspection
The closing process can vary widely from state to state and there are a number of variables that can determine how long it takes to close a transaction. Each step in the home…
When a buyer and seller come to an agreement and sign a contract, the next step is the closing. The period between the contract and closing is called the due diligence period. This gives…
Who is responsible if home defects are found after the closing? While the answer might vary based on the laws in your state, typically, a seller can’t be held liable for defects discovered after…
The challenges of buying an older home depend on how well the current owner has maintained and updated the home. While a home inspection is an important part of any home sale,…
First time home buyers might not be aware of additional costs associated with the closing process, so here is a list of costs you should be prepared for: Your down payment. If your down…
A home inspection is a limited, non-invasive examination of the condition of a home. While a home inspector reviews many things, the following items probably won’t be on their checklist: While home inspectors are generally…