Inspection scope
A general inspection commonly reviews major visible systems and components, but the exact scope depends on the inspector and property.
Home inspection
A professional home inspection can identify visible conditions and systems that may affect the purchase decision, repair strategy, or future ownership cost.
A general inspection commonly reviews major visible systems and components, but the exact scope depends on the inspector and property.
Roof, sewer, foundation, pool, HVAC, mold, pest, and other specialized evaluations may be appropriate.
Inspection findings can influence repair requests, credits, pricing, or the decision to continue with the transaction.
Even acceptable findings can help buyers budget for maintenance and future replacement.
An inspection focuses on condition; an appraisal primarily supports property value and lending requirements.
Inspection rights and timelines are governed by the purchase agreement and should be managed with the real estate professional.