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Yes, Your Prospective New Home Needs Both an Appraisal and an Inspection. Here's Why
Motley Fool· 11 months agoBuying a house requires having a lot of third parties traipse through the home in question. Read on...
Here's What Happens When You Waive a Home Inspection
Motley Fool· 12 months agoImage source: Getty Images When you buy a home, you run the risk of encountering a major repair issue right after you close on that purchase. You can...
4 Home Inspection Issues That Should Be Deal-Breakers
Motley Fool· 10 months agoA home purchase should be contingent on an inspection. Find out what to do if the inspection shows...
Should You Ever Buy a Home Without an Inspection?
Motley Fool· 2 years agoImage source: Getty Images To call today's housing market "tricky" would be a glaring understatement. That's because housing inventory is so limited that...
Getting a Home Inspection Before Buying a Home? Don't Fall Into This Trap
Motley Fool· 11 months agoImage source: Getty Images Rocket Mortgage says it typically takes 30 to 45 days to close on a home...
Here's What Happens if There Are Problems With a Home Inspection
Motley Fool· 1 year agoImage source: Getty Images If you are buying a home, there are a few steps you'll have to take...
Selling Your Home Soon? Here's Why You Should Get It Inspected First
Motley Fool· 9 months agoImage source: Getty Images It boggles my mind that anyone would buy a home without having it...
I Actually Made an Offer On a House Without Requiring an Inspection. Here's Why
Motley Fool· 10 months agoImage source: Getty Images Usually, when you buy a house, you should include a few key contingencies...
Beware of These 5 Home Inspection Red Flags
Motley Fool· 1 year agoRealtor.com notes that a standard home inspector may not dig too deep when it comes to checking out the roof of a home. If a home inspector spots...
Here's What Happens When Your Home Inspector Misses a Major Issue
Motley Fool· 9 months agoImage source: Getty Images There's a reason it can take several months to close on a mortgage loan...
