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is it normal?
Is it normal to have a preliminary home inspection done before an offer is even made?
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Re: is it normal?
Not that I know of. Is it the buyer requesting one before they put an offer in? Is there something in particular they saw that makes them nervous?
Sounds odd to me, especially since the home inspector costs the buyer $$$ and time. I'm personally not doing ANY until it's under contract.
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I order a home inspection and termite inspection on each listing prior to going on the market. Fairly standard practice in my area. Not so much in most other areas.
For those concerned that the inspectors may 'favor' the seller, that would be illegal and they could lose their licenses/jobs. In my state, termite inspectors are highly regulated by the state. Home inspectors are members of the ASHI (Am. Society of Home Inspectors) which has standards for membership. Furthermore, why would I work with an inspector again if they provided a faulty report? All that leads to is a lawsuit - because it will come out!
Just my two cents
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