About 90 to 95 percent of Pennsylvania homebuyers accompany the home inspector when purchasing a house, according to Kathleen Kuhn, president of HouseMaster, a home inspection company.
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About 90 to 95 percent of Pennsylvania homebuyers accompany the home inspector when purchasing a house, according to Kathleen Kuhn, president of HouseMaster, a home inspection company.
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Home inspections should be conducted as early as possible in the home-buying process. Even if a buyer has 15 days to perform a property inspection, make sure that the inspection takes place within the first several days of the contingency period. When the report is issued carefully review it with your buyer.
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Some listing agents want to avoid the buyer's home inspection report at all costs. But does the "ostrich approach" really benefit the seller?
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The PAR Hotline fielded an interesting call last week regarding disclosures, inspections and the Agreement of Sale. The buyers’ agent received a counteroffer, signed by the sellers, that made one seemingly small change to the offer – the sellers added the words “As Is” in the Special Clauses paragraph of the Agreement of Sale.
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Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
