Home Inspection
Home Inspection
When you buy a house, it's critical to know that the structure itself is sound. A home inspection is a thorough examination of a property's structural and mechanical systems from foundation to roof.
Home Inspection Checklist
Are you just starting your search or is the home you’ve fallen for as perfect as it looks? Use this checklist as a guide. If you're selling, use it to discover any defects that could delay the sale.
Common Questions
Is a home inspection required to close my transaction?
Some lenders require a home inspection before they will approve a loan. Buyers should demand an inspection - even if the property is new. Sellers, who want to repair any defects that could delay the sale may order a home inspection before they put their property on the market.
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Home Inspection - General
Closing.com makes it easy to find a home inspector in your area, download a home inspection checklist, learn more about structural and foundation inspections, home inspection reports and compare rates for real estate inspection services near you so that you can save on real estate closing costs.
