Wednesday, September 7, 2011 / by Ira Miskin
Do We Need A Home Inspection?
Having a property inspected by a professional home inspector is a necessary and important part of the home buying process. Even if you are buying new construction, hiring a qualified professional to inspect the home can provide you with valuable information about key aspects of the property that can, if left unattended sometimes cost you thousands in after-the-sale repairs.
In various Metro Atlanta communities like Roswell, Marietta, Kennesaw, Woodstock, Canton or Alpharetta, homes range in age from new home construction to thirty to fifty years old. Many older homes have been updated but the original construction features like foundations, the roofing structure, insulation, duct work for heat and air systems, electrical wiring and plumbing are original to the home and may not only be in need of repair but may need updating or even replacement.
In many homes in Georgia and especially in many of the foreclosed properties for sale that have been empty for months and sometimes years, inspecting for mildew and mold and testing for Radon emissions and air quality is also a recommended part of the home inspection process.
As with most aspects of buying a home the home inspection is a necessary part of the process. It can forewarn you of potential issues and down the road repair costs, and give you relative peace of mind in knowing that the home you are about to purchase is in good physical condition and needs only your personal touch to transform it into your home.
A knowledgeable realty team leader will be able to provide you with a list of names of qualified professionals to assist you in the inspection process. This short video about the importance of the Home Inspection will provide you with the basics of how the home inspection benefits you, the home buyer. For access to a complete series of free video and informational emails that can provide you with many of the important strategies and information you will need to make the best home purchase you can CLICK HERE: SPECIAL E-MAIL SERIES REPORTS and ask for the free no obligation series of email reports to be sent to you regularly over the next few weeks. Just put FREE VIDEO EMAIL SERIES in the subject line.
If you just want to start out by searching the MLS to see what types of homes are available in your projected price range and area of preference CLICK HERE: SEARCH THE MLS FREE
Remember, buying a home is a process, not an event. Finding a Realtor to help you step through the process one you can trust will go a long way toward achieving your goals.
In various Metro Atlanta communities like Roswell, Marietta, Kennesaw, Woodstock, Canton or Alpharetta, homes range in age from new home construction to thirty to fifty years old. Many older homes have been updated but the original construction features like foundations, the roofing structure, insulation, duct work for heat and air systems, electrical wiring and plumbing are original to the home and may not only be in need of repair but may need updating or even replacement.
In many homes in Georgia and especially in many of the foreclosed properties for sale that have been empty for months and sometimes years, inspecting for mildew and mold and testing for Radon emissions and air quality is also a recommended part of the home inspection process.
As with most aspects of buying a home the home inspection is a necessary part of the process. It can forewarn you of potential issues and down the road repair costs, and give you relative peace of mind in knowing that the home you are about to purchase is in good physical condition and needs only your personal touch to transform it into your home.
A knowledgeable realty team leader will be able to provide you with a list of names of qualified professionals to assist you in the inspection process. This short video about the importance of the Home Inspection will provide you with the basics of how the home inspection benefits you, the home buyer. For access to a complete series of free video and informational emails that can provide you with many of the important strategies and information you will need to make the best home purchase you can CLICK HERE: SPECIAL E-MAIL SERIES REPORTS and ask for the free no obligation series of email reports to be sent to you regularly over the next few weeks. Just put FREE VIDEO EMAIL SERIES in the subject line.
If you just want to start out by searching the MLS to see what types of homes are available in your projected price range and area of preference CLICK HERE: SEARCH THE MLS FREE
Remember, buying a home is a process, not an event. Finding a Realtor to help you step through the process one you can trust will go a long way toward achieving your goals.