Residential Inspection – A Residential Inspection is your tool to learn the real conditions of the home you are buying. It gives you the facts to address potential issues and builds the confidence to decide on this important deal. It reduces the risk of unexpected and costly surprises, may help you save thousands of dollars during renegotiations or avoid purchasing a “money pit”. As my celebrity colleague home inspector Mike Holmes puts it “Getting a Residential Inspection is just smart.”

Pre-Listing Inspection – Sometimes referred as Sellers Inspection, has become a best practice in real estate transactions. It is a win-win situation for all involved and it virtually eliminates many of the pitfalls and hassles associated with waiting for a buyer to find out issues that may affect the transaction. Sellers, agents, and buyers all benefit.

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