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Here’s the issue you face… Whether you’re selling or buying a home, you need the transaction to go smoothly and ensure there are no major issues with the home prior to the listing or the purchase.
Having a major issue with the home that is found in a home inspection during a real estate transaction can be quite stressful for both the home buyer and the seller.
Buyers can run scared due to a major issue or a laundry list of small issues found during the home inspection process, while home sellers can be caught off guard during the buyer’s inspection and lose their negotiating power.
Luckily for you, you can avoid the stress and uncertainty altogether by hiring Kei Home Inspections to perform your pre-listing or your pre-purchase home inspection.
The ASHI Certified Inspector (ACI) program promotes excellence within the home inspector profession as well as continual improvement of ACI’s services to the public. The ASHI certification program establishes a minimum and uniform standard of practice for home inspectors practicing in the United States and Canada.
Kei graduated from Washington State University and now lives in Phoenix, AZ.
Kei is a dedicated and certified home inspector, passing his National Home Inspector Exam with flying colors and obtaining his Arizona Board of Technical Registration Home Inspector License.
With a refreshing understanding of what home buyers and sellers need from their home inspector, there’s no doubt he’ll be able to exceed your expectations.
Below are just a few notable certifications, memberships, and associations:
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and/or complexity of the Light Commercial property or Home.
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Senior Discount: $25.00 off or 10% off whichever is more. To qualify for the Senior Discount (55+), proof of age will need to be shown at time of payment.
Military Discount: $25.00 off or 10% off whichever is more. To qualify for the Military Discount, proof of being an active enlisted member in the US Military must be shown at time of payment.
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In most cases, one. But, if there are significant issues with the home that the seller will be making repairs, a re-inspection can take place at normally a reduced cost.
A Home Inspection is defined as, “a non-invasive, visual examination of a residential property that is designed to identify material defects within a home’s structure, systems and components.” It is a snapshot of the Home’s condition ON THAT DAY and not beyond that time frame.
Home Inspections are done in accordance with Home Inspections Standards of Practice. This can be found at homeinspector.org. Some of the items not performed by a Home Inspector are:
The first step is to contact your Home Inspector to inform them.
For a pre-listing home inspection, the seller will pay for a certified home inspector to check their house. For a pre-purchase home inspection, the cost will typically fall on the buyer. However, there have been instances where the buyer and seller share the cost of the inspection if they both agree upon it.
As Buyer, the home inspection should be arranged after an offer on the home has been made.
As a Seller, a pre-listing home inspection should be arranged before the home is put on the market to sell.
Home Inspection costs vary due to the size, age, etc. of the Home. For the Buyer’s peace of mind, the cost is minimal. Please contact your preferred Home Inspector for pricing.
Typically, an offer is made on a home and then the home inspection is booked. If it’s a pre-listing home inspection, then the seller would schedule the inspection prior to listing the property.
After booking a house inspection with a certified home inspector, you can expect the following:
The amount of time a home Inspection takes varies from home to home depending upon size, age, and other distinctive features of a home as well as any additional inspection services purchased. Most home inspections can take 3 hours, plus or minus.
Bottom line answer is anything that YOU feel is important to you and your family.
During a house inspection, it’s important to ask questions so you fully understand the process and are certain of what’s happening. Some good sample questions might include:
Kei Home Inspections provides a wide range of top-quality home inspection services to Phoenix, AZ, residents, and the surrounding areas. With schedule flexibility, competitive pricing, and convenient online scheduling, we make it easy for you.
