(Say that quickly!) I usually just post the monthly numbers in the Market Stats section of the website and do not comment on the numbers but there was one number in the September results that showed a small turn in the market. Most people tout the change in average price as an indicator in […]
Almost all purchase contracts contain a contingency for a home inspection. And those that don’t, really should. There are some contract contingency clauses that are marginal. In a multiple offer situation, some of these may be passed over to make your contract more attractive. The home inspection contingency should not be on that list. Even in a foreclosure or short sale when you can not ask the seller to execute repairs, you still need a home inspection contingency. In that case the contingency will contain wording that if the inspection reveals conditions you can not deal with, you have the right to void the contract.
So that leads to the question of how to pick an inspector.
