After the negotiations and inspections are complete, it will soon be time to move into your new home. There is only one more thing to accomplish in your home buying journey before reaching the closing table; the final walk-through.

When buying a home, you have the right to complete many different types of inspections of the potential home you’re purchasing. Whether you have purchased five homes or you’re going to buy your first home, a home inspection in almost every case is highly recommended.

When purchasing or selling a house, you want to make sure you work with someone who understands construction and the changes to account for when making a purchase. When it comes to getting a house, they would ideally be the largest purchase someone makes. Through the pandemic, it was challenging to make a lot of sales with people losing their jobs and changes that were taking place in the job markets.

We know that the home buying process is a tough and emotional one. We have been there before. Purchasing an apartment, condo, or investment property is most likely the most critical investment decision you will ever have to make in your life. There are many risks when it comes to buying a home, but there shouldn’t be when it comes to the overall condition of your future home.  

Every industry has its own language and terms. These words and phrases can be confusing to anyone who is not part of the daily operations of a specific sector, and the home inspection business is no exception.

True Blue Home Inspections wishes you and your family a wonderful Holiday Season and a happy, healthy, and peaceful New Year 2022!

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We offer our clients free access to HOME BINDER, a complete online home management platform that has a wide range of tools for homeowners. Some of those tools include: recall notices on major appliances, scheduled maintenance notices, contractor information, paint color lists, and more. This list becomes very useful when preparing to sell the house.

First, I’d like to thank you for visiting my site and taking a moment to read my first blog entry. I hope I can provide some useful information here that will help you solve some problem you may be having with your property. Let me also extend an open invitation to any of you to send me your questions or comments about your house and any problems that you may be having. If you are one of my inspection clients, this invitation has always been open to you. Please contact me here if that is easiest for you. If you are…