Here’s why you should get a home inspection before buying

A home inspection is a crucial step that every potential home buyer should take before making the final decision to purchase a home. It is a thorough examination of the home’s condition and systems conducted by a professional home inspector. The benefits of getting a home inspection are numerous and can save buyers from potential […]

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Three case studies where buyers did not get a home inspection

The following three case studies highlight the potential financial risks of not commissioning a pre-purchase home inspection: Case Study 1: The Hidden Water Damage Jessica, a first-time homebuyer, fell in love with a cozy, well-priced house in a desirable neighborhood. The home appeared well-maintained, and she purchased it without commissioning a pre-purchase home inspection to

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Home inspection | Checklist for homebuyers, sellers and agents

https://www.property24.com/articles/home-inspection-checklist-for-homebuyers-sellers-and-agents/31630 A home inspection is a useful tool to guide buyers, sellers and agents involved in property transactions. Each professional will use their own checklist to assess the areas of a home where problems may (or may not) arise and which might have to be dealt with either before a property goes on the market

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The difference between a home inspector and a structural engineer

What is the difference between a home inspector and a structural engineer? A home inspector and a structural engineer are both professionals who can help evaluate the condition of a home, but they have different areas of expertise and focus. A home inspector is a “generalist” trained to document observed defects in all components and

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The new IPCA report will help sellers and agents comply with the law

To assist property owners and their agents to fulfil their legal obligations under Section 67 of the Property Practitioners Act (PPA), HouseCheck has introduced the IPCA Report – exclusively for sellers.   IPCA is an acronym for “Independent Property Condition Assessment” .  IPCA has been especially  designed by HouseCheck as a tool to assist property owners

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Property Practitioners Act will boost demand for home inspections

The Property Practitioners Act (PPA) finally comes into force on Tuesday 1 February 2022 bringing into focus the importance of an independent home inspection report. From a consumer point of view there are two significant aspects of the Property Practitioners Act: By law the estate agent, irrespective of who pays the agent’s commission, now owes

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