Sentences with phrase «as home inspector finds»

So, if as home inspector finds that a home's ventilation system is faulty, which may lead to mold growth in a bathroom, the home buyer reserves the right to ask the seller to remediate the issue, or to adjust the home's sales price.

So, if as home inspector finds that a home's ventilation system is faulty, which may lead to mold growth in a bathroom, the home buyer reserves the right to ask the seller to remediate the issue, or to adjust the home's sales price.

Not exact matches

As the prisons inspector found last year, children are left traumatised when the front door of their family home is knocked down by immigration officers wearing helmets and body armour in the early morning.

Buying A Home May Be The Biggest Investment You'll Ever Make Which is why finding the right home inspector is almost as important as finding the right hHome May Be The Biggest Investment You'll Ever Make Which is why finding the right home inspector is almost as important as finding the right hhome inspector is almost as important as finding the right homehome.

The Appellate Court addressed the common comparison between home inspectors and doctors, lawyers, and other licensed professionals this way: «So too, certain professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, and accountants have been found liable under both tort and contract theories for economic losses causes by misrepresentations during contractual relationships.

If the inspector does find any issues with the home, you can use it as a bargaining tool for lowering the price of the home.

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As home inspectors, we unfortunately find ourselves in the position of «First Man In» and consequently it is our advice that is often disbelieved.

He founded the Washington Home Inspector's Legislative Advisory Group (WHILAG), a coalition of home inspectors from all associations, as well as independents such as himself, that helped get mandatory licensing and education for home inspectors in the state and he currently serves on the state's Home Inspector's Advisory Licensing Board as a member of the education sub-committee and as chairman of the Changing Business Practices Sub-committee which is currently writing uniform standards of practice for inspectors in Washington StHome Inspector's Legislative Advisory Group (WHILAG), a coalition of home inspectors from all associations, as well as independents such as himself, that helped get mandatory licensing and education for home inspectors in the state and he currently serves on the state's Home Inspector's Advisory Licensing Board as a member of the education sub-committee and as chairman of the Changing Business Practices Sub-committee which is currently writing uniform standards of practice for inspectors in Washington Sthome inspectors from all associations, as well as independents such as himself, that helped get mandatory licensing and education for home inspectors in the state and he currently serves on the state's Home Inspector's Advisory Licensing Board as a member of the education sub-committee and as chairman of the Changing Business Practices Sub-committee which is currently writing uniform standards of practice for inspectors in Washington Sthome inspectors in the state and he currently serves on the state's Home Inspector's Advisory Licensing Board as a member of the education sub-committee and as chairman of the Changing Business Practices Sub-committee which is currently writing uniform standards of practice for inspectors in Washington StHome Inspector's Advisory Licensing Board as a member of the education sub-committee and as chairman of the Changing Business Practices Sub-committee which is currently writing uniform standards of practice for inspectors in Washington State.

As a home energy inspector, I inspected about 2,000 homes and found that the easy, very cost - effective measures were very attractive, but the longer term, less cost - effective measures didn't have any «sex appeal» and probably wouldn't ever get implemented.

Normally a day - long event accomplished on a Saturday, a panel of experienced inspectors, all having previously earned the prestigious and highly sought after Inspector By Review (IBR ®) designation inspects the home and develops a list of ten «must find» defects or issues that are, in the opinion of the collective panel, items that would necessarily have to be included in a Home Inspection report if that inspection report were being prepared as the result of a fee - paid inspection for an actual clihome and develops a list of ten «must find» defects or issues that are, in the opinion of the collective panel, items that would necessarily have to be included in a Home Inspection report if that inspection report were being prepared as the result of a fee - paid inspection for an actual cliHome Inspection report if that inspection report were being prepared as the result of a fee - paid inspection for an actual client.

The sellers should disclose this, but the home inspector may find it, as well.

However, upon conducting a thorough so - called «home inspection» by an inspector recommended by me (due to his reputation as a deal killer, which I like... he even killed a deal of my mother's when he disclosed a septic field problem that I was unaware of... which was why I used him thereafter when I could in support of «my» buyer clinets» interests), it was found that there would be more to repairing the foundation than first thought by my buyers.

Home inspectors will check all ducts that are easily accessible — such as ducts found in attics, crawlspaces, unfinished basements and garages — and show where sealing is inadequate.

But a home inspector, such as ourselves, are trained to find issues that may be missed by even the most experienced tradesman.

As an example you could have two inspectors inspecting the same on home and find the exact same issues.