Are Bad Home Inspections Killing Your Deals?
Are Bad Home Inspections Killing Your Deals?
Don't let a good deal go sour because of a bad home inspection! Award-winning real estate coaches Tim & Julie Harris discuss the issue of bad home inspections, and what you can do to avoid losing deals to poor inspections and unqualified inspectors. Take Action : Schedule a Free 1-on-1 Coaching Call or Visit Tim & Julie Harris® Real Estate Coaching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Don't let a good deal go sour because of a bad home inspection! Award-winning real estate coaches Tim & Julie Harris discuss the issue of bad home inspections, and what you can do to avoid losing deals to poor inspections and unqualified inspectors.
Take Action : Schedule a Free 1-on-1 Coaching Call or Visit Tim & Julie Harris® Real Estate Coaching
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Don't let a good deal go sour because of a bad home inspection! Award-winning real estate coaches Tim & Julie Harris discuss the issue of bad home inspections, and what you can do to avoid losing deals to poor inspections and unqualified inspectors.
Take Action : Schedule a Free 1-on-1 Coaching Call or Visit Tim & Julie Harris® Real Estate Coaching
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Saving time is one way using a drone for inspections benefit facility management.
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When pandemic lockdowns hit the real estate industry, showings were halted, homes were yanked off the market, and municipal offices that process closing documents were shuttered. As a result, in March of 2020 nearly 18 percent of purchase contracts in the United States were canceled — though it only took a few months to return to typical levels. But in 2022, the frequency of canceled deals has begun to rise again, reaching nearly 15 percent in June — the highest rate since the pandemic peak,...
When pandemic lockdowns hit the real estate industry, showings were halted, homes were yanked off the market, and municipal offices that process closing documents were shuttered. As a result, in March of 2020 nearly 18 percent of purchase contracts in the United States were canceled — though it only took a few months to return to typical levels. But in 2022, the frequency of canceled deals has begun to rise again, reaching nearly 15 percent in June — the highest rate since the pandemic peak,...
Specialty
inspectionsgo above and beyond a standard home examination. A
radon, well water, and termite inspection can all be performed by a
professional house inspector. Depending on whether the inspection
involves specific equipment or lab testing, these additional
inspections can cost anywhere from $25 to $200.
Although a termite inspection (if not included in the basic
examination) is recommended for every potential homeowner, other
specialty home inspections are dependent on where you resi...
Specialty
inspectionsgo above and beyond a standard home examination. A
radon, well water, and termite inspection can all be performed by a
professional house inspector. Depending on whether the inspection
involves specific equipment or lab testing, these additional
inspections can cost anywhere from $25 to $200.
Although a termite inspection (if not included in the basic
examination) is recommended for every potential homeowner, other
specialty home inspections are dependent on where you resi...
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Across the Sun Belt, sellers are experiencing higher rates of cancellations.
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