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Inspection?
How did you find your inspector? Thanks!
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Re: Inspection?
Same here.
I wouldn't necessarily agree with the bolded. If an inspector turns up a huge problem, the buyers might back out and the realtor lose commission. I hate to say it but not every inspector is looking out for your best interest and neither are all realtors. There is potentially a lot of money riding on you buying that house. Make sure you are there with the inspector and make sure any questions you ask are addressed.
Unless you really trust your realtor, I would recommend asking friends/family/coworkers for recommendations.