An inspection conducted by a licensed inspector or contractor paid for by the Purchaser, to ascertain the condition of the property.
Not required by lender. This is a private inspection done by the buyers choice to confirm that the property is in acceptable condition.
Professional inspection of a home to evaluate the home's overall quality, safety, and soundness as well as the potential for future problems. Home inspection fees are typically paid by the home buyer.
A complete "top to bottom" inspection of a home's physical condition. Home inspections should be conducted by a professional, licensed home inspector and should cover all major systems and structural elements of the property. Home inspection fees are typically paid by the buyer.
This inspection is an overall inspection of the structure, appliances, plumbing, and electrical systems in the home. It should be performed before completing the final paper work.
An inspection on a property performed by a licensed inspector. Typically reports on property structure, HVAC, mold, irrigation systems and other observable areas of a property. Similar to a property survey in the UK.
a comprehensive inspection of the home and all its major systems and components
a comprehensive visual examination of the home's overall structure, major systems and components
a comprehensive visual examination of the home's structure and working systems
a comprehensive visual examination of the systems, components and physical elements of a home
a critical component for any real estate transaction
a critical component of a real estate transaction and, in most cases, will be included as a contingency
a crucial component of the home buying process
a cursory, visual inspection of the property systems and components to determine our opinion of the general condition and operability of those systems and components
a documented professional opinion of a home based on a visual evaluation and operational testing of the home systems and components to determine their present condition
a fact-finding mission in which the inspector is your hired advocate
a general, visual inspection of a house and its appurtenances
an evaluation of the home encompassing those features that are readily accessible to view
an evaluation of the structure and mechanical system of the house
an examination of the exterior and interior components of residential real property
an examination of the property to determine structural soundness and the condition of the appliances
an impartial second opinion regarding the condition of the property on the day of inspection
an independent evaluation of a home's components based on the simple criteria of serviceability and durability
an independent evaluation of the components of a home based on serviceability, durability and a defined standards of practice
an independent, objective, visual, non-invasive examination of the structure, systems and components that make up a home
an independent, unbiased and limited report on a residential building's systems, components and conditions
an independent, unbiased review and report on a home's systems, components and their condition
an independent visual evaluation of the physical structure, systems, and components of a home
an in-depth examination of a home, and will identify any potential problems and necessary repairs
an inspection of the visible and accessible components of a home from the roof to the foundation at the time of the inspection
an objective examination of a house,
an objective examination of the condition of the house
an objective examination of the condition of the visible and accessible components of a home
an objective, unbiased visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home, from the roof to the foundation, and surrounding property
an objective visual examination, of accessible areas, of the physical structure and the mechanical systems of the home
an objective visual examination of a home's structure and systems
an objective visual examination of the components and structure of a home that meets or exceeds the Standards of Practice established by the State of Oregon for Certified Home Inspectors
an objective visual examination of the general systems and components of the home to identify any system or component listed in the report which may be in need of immediate or major repair
an objective visual examination of the structure, systems and components of a home - from the foundation to the roof
an objective, visual inspection of the major components and systems of a home
an objective, visual, non-destructive examination of the structure and systems of a home from its foundation to its roof
an objective visual non-destructive examination of the systems and structure of a home, from the roof to the foundation
a non-destructive visual examination of the structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and roof components of a home
a noninvasive, physical examination, performed on property
a Non-Invasive Visual Examination of a Residential Dwelling
a noninvasive visual examination of a residential dwelling, performed for a fee, which is designed to identify observed material defects within specific components of said dwelling
an unbiased third party, professional opinion of the facts
a performance-based inspection
a "performance" inspection, identifying defects that usually do not appear until after the home has been "lived in"
a professional, complete visual examination of all the systems and physical structural elements of a home
a professional, comprehensive, visual examination of the overall condition of the home
a professional evaluation of the condition of the home and its various components in their present state
a service provided by licensed professionals who are familiar with the components of a home and can inform you as to the condition and remaining life-span of these components
a snapshot in time and not a prediction of future conditions
a thorough and systematic evaluation of the condition of a residential property
a thorough, comprehensive check of the house
a thorough, comprehensive, visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home or building
a thorough, in-depth visual examination of the structure and operating components of a home
a thorough look at the major systems of the home
a thorough visual analysis of the major components/systems found in a home
a thorough visual examination of the condition of the home and property
a visible inspection of the home you are about to purchase from top to bottom
a visible, non-intrusive review of all accessible areas and major systems of the home as they appear at the time of the inspection
a visual analysis of a home and its surroundings
a visual assessment of the readily accessible components of the house
a visual evaluation of the major systems in the house including structure, roof, exterior, heating/cooling, plumbing, electrical and the interior
a visual inspection of certain accessible items
a visual inspection of the home designed to give you an objective opinion of the true condition of the home you are considering buying or selling
a visual inspection of the physical structure and mechanical condition of a home, from roof to foundation
a visual inspection of the structural and mechanical components
a visual inspection of the structure and components of a home to find items that are not performing correctly or items that are unsafe
a visual inspection of the structure and components of a home to help locate items that are not performing correctly or items that pose safety issues
a visual inspection of things I can see, I don't read minds and I do not have x-ray vision
a visual inspection to determine problems or conditions that exist at the time of the inspection
a visual investigation of the Major Systems and Components of a House
a visual non-destructive inspection and is simply a detailed analysis of the present physical condition of a building on the day of the inspection
a visual non-invasive inspection of the condition of the home as it exists at the time of the inspection
a visual non-invasive way to gain important information on the various components of the home
a visual process where all of the items typically used within a home are tested and/or operated to verify proper operation or installation
a way to educate yourself about the safety and maintenance considerations of the home at the time of the inspection
A thorough inspection that examines the structural and mechanical condition of a house.
An evaluation of the structural and mechanical condition of a property. A satisfactory home inspection is often included as a contingency by the purchaser.
An inspection of the subject property by a competent third party that makes the buyer aware of things that may be needed as pertaining to structure, mechanical systems, and general safety of the property.
A complete and thorough inspection of the structural and mechanical condition of a property. The sale of a property is usually contingent on a satisfactory home inspection.
A home inspection is an objective evaluation of a home that is conducted in accordance with accepted standards of practice in the industry. Typical standards of care can be obtained from sources such as NABIE which outline standards for visually inspecting the structural components, exterior and interior physical components, electrical and mechanical components, etc. of the home. NABIE also has a code of ethics for members to follow.
An evaluation of a home, usually done within a few days after a sales agreement is reached. The home inspection industry in Michigan is not regulated, so it is important to find an inspector who is qualified and experienced. A good home inspection will last 2-3 hours, and will explore all available areas of the home. The inspector will provide a written report, and serious issues may reopen negotiations on the sales agreement.
A formal survey of a home's structure, mechanical systems, and overall condition, generally performed by an inspector or contractor.
An inspection of the structure and mechanical systems of a homes safety.
An inspection of the condition of a property. It's conducted by a third party who knows what to look for, including all major appliances and structural elements. If an inspector finds something wrong, and your sales contract allows you to, you can request that the seller pay for the repairs. If the seller refuses, and your sales contract allows you to, you may not have to proceed with the purchase of the home.
In inspection of a home that includes all safety and code issues, structural elements and functional issues. In the 2005 Georgia Association of REALTORS® contracts, a home inspector is now defined as some who's primary business is in home inspection or related field.
The inspection by a professional of a piece of improved property to ascertain its condition. Scope of the inspection should be determined by the buyer and his or her agent. Not all home inspections include roof, foundation, or septic inspections.
An inspection done by a individual or company of the borrowers choosing that covers the working components of a home from the roof to the foundation.
A property inspection to evaluate the structural and mechanical condition (but not the market value) of a property based on observable, unconcealed structural conditions. This is your best chance to see what it is you are really buying structurally.
A thorough inspection by an civil engineer or other professional that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property.
The process by which an inspector visually examines the readily accessible systems and components of a home and which describes those systems and components in accordance with these Standards of Practice
An examination of the construction, condition and internal systems of a home prior to purchase; satisfactory home inspection may be a condition of purchase.
An inspection of a home done by a professional (usually after an offer is made) to establish the structural and mechanical integrity of the house.
An inspection that evaluates real estate's condition.
A thorough inspection that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a San Jose home.
A review of the physical condition of a home by an experienced individual.
A technical inspection of a property by a certified home inspector (such as an engineer). The purpose of the inspection is to assess the state of the property and the building structure and advise you of existing or anticipated problems with the property that may affect your decision to purchase it.
An examination of the structure and mechanical systems to determine a home's safety, and condition
Structural examination and inspection of a home by a qualified home inspector.
A thorough review of the physical aspects and condition of a home by a professional home inspector. This inspection should be completed prior to closing so that any repairs or changes can be completed before the home is sold.
A professional inspection of a home to review the condition of the property. The inspection should include an evaluation of the plumbing, heating and cooling systems, roof, wiring, foundation and pest infestation.
An expert inspection that evaluates the condition of a property.
A thorough inspection by a professional that evaluates the structural / mechanical conditions of a property. A satisfactory home inspection by an unbiased third party is often included as a contingency by the potential buyer.
Many people who purchase a home will make it contingent upon the satisfactory outcome of a home inspection. Then they will have a thorough inspection that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property.
A complete and thorough inspection of the physical condition of a property, including all major systems and structural elements. Someone who knows what to look for, and who will inform you of what he finds conducts the inspection. If he turns up something you don't like and which the seller refuses to repair, you don't proceed with the purchase of the home.
The written statement of the results of the inspection of a given property by a professional home inspector. Will show problems and potential problems with the property not always visible to an average purchaser (i.e. a deteriorating roof, an ancient furnace, termites, wood rot, basement seepage). Many purchasers make their offer to purchase conditional upon obtaining a satisfactory Home Inspection report.
A thorough inspection that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property. A satisfactory home inspection is often included as a contingency by the purchaser. As of November 1999, all home inspectors in Massachusetts must be licensed.
Examination of property's safety, structure and mechanical systems. The inspection alerts a potential buyer to any repairs that may be required.
A formal survey of a home's structure, mechanical systems and overall condition, generally performed by a licensed professional inspector.
A complete examination of a building to determine its structural integrity and uncover any defects in materials or workmanship which may adversely affect the property or decrease its value.
An inspection of a property performed by a trained expert (certified home inspector). The home inspector will provide a detailed list of any defects in the property, especially in the structure itself or mechanical systems (electrical, heating, etc.).
An examination of the physical structure and mechanical systems of a home to make a potential homebuyer aware of any repairs that may be needed.
An independent analysis of a homeâ€(tm)s structure including plumbing, electrical and heating systems, and overall maintenance.
Prior to purchasing a property, the buyer should request that an inspection or examination be conducted. This inspection involves an impartial third party who examines both the visible structure and the internal systems such as heating, water, electrical, etc. The actual sale of the property often depends on the outcome of the home inspection.
A thorough examination that evaluates the mechanical and structural condition of a property.
A complete and thorough inspection of the physical condition of a property, including all major systems and structural elements, conducted by someone who knows what to look for and who will disclose the findings to you.
A physical inspection of a property by a professional to determine the condition of the property and whether defects exist
A thorough inspection by a professional (private/builder) that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property.
An examination of a home's construction, condition and internal systems by an inspector or contractor prior to purchase.
a qualified individual that assesses the condition and safety of the house, including determining if hazardous materials were used, what repairs are needed and if there is any pest infestation; this is conducted prior to closing on the property
an inspection or examination of the physical structure and condition of the home.
A thorough assessment by a professional regarding the structural and mechanical condition of a property.
A limited time, non - technical visual evaluation of the readily accessible areas, for the sole purpose of identifying major deficiencies. The process by which an inspector visually examines the readily accessible systems and components of a home and operates those systems and components utilizing a Standards of Practice as a guideline.
An inspection by a building professional that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property. The inspection may reveal the need for repairs that the seller may have to complete before the sale of the house will go through. The buyer may also make the house sale contingent on a satisfactory inspection. Back
Thorough inspection of a property by a professional who evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of the home. Inspections are generally a requirement in the closing contract.
An examination of a home's condition by a licensed inspector prior to purchase.
the professional scrutiny of a home to assess its overall condition and identify existing or potential structural and/or mechanical problems.
A thorough examination of a property by a professional. Before or after you make an offer on a home, it's a good idea to cover all your bases by requesting a property inspection. Make sure that you hire an experienced professional who has nothing to gain from finding a problem with a property. You might also want to watch the inspection to fully understand the property's condition and to find out what, if any, repairs need to be made. The cost to inspect an average-sized home is between $250 and $300. If the property doesn't pass the inspection with flying colors, you can either ask the seller to make the needed improvements or you can withdraw your offer – that is, if you included a contingency clause in the purchase agreement.
A thorough inspection by a professional that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property. A satisfactory home inspection is often included as a contingency by the purchaser.
Contractually with a seller, a potential home buyer hires a person to physically inspect the condition of a building (electrical, plumbing, mechanical, roof, etc.) to determine any potential repairs before buying.
A thorough inspection that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property. A satisfactory home inspection is often included as a contingency by the purchaser. Contrast with appraisal.
A thorough examination of the physical structure, systems and condition of a home, prior to purchase.
an examination of the structure and mechanical systems to determine a home's safety; makes the potential homebuyer aware of any repairs that may be needed.
A visual inspection of the major components of a home, by a qualified individual, giving the homebuyer a true and unbiased picture of the home's condition.
A complete and detailed inspection that examines and evaluates the mechanical and structural condition of a property. A complete and satisfactory home inspection is often required by the homebuyer. Compare with appraisal.
A thorough examination of a house's visible structural parts and systems, conducted before purchase.
An inspection by a professional of the condition of the structure, electrical and plumbing systems, and other mechanical systems of a home being purchased.
A thorough inspection that evaluates the structural and mechanical condition of a property. Insured Mortgage A mortgage that is protected by private mortgage insurance. If the borrower defaults on the loan, the insurer must pay the lender the lesser of the loss incurred or the insured amount.
examination of the construction, condition, and internal systems of a home by a qualified inspector prior to purchase.
A licensed home inspector makes an inspection to identify possible concerns and ascertain the condition of a property. Usually performed by a buyer when offering on a home.