When you buy a house have the home inspector say you the copy of the report before the realtor sees it
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If you don’t get the point then keep it moving
Naw I don’t get it
Say you the copy?
Why wouldn’t they?
If you knew an agent you wouldn’t go get a realtor. People don’t have home inspectors on deck like that. And folks rarely mess with their agent after closing.
WOW!
Exactly, you niggas giving bad advise. Have been an agent on hundreds of homes sales. The average home-buyer has no fucking clue about a damn home inspector or how to find one, much less how to read an inspection report. Sounds like in this scenario the home inspector fucked up as well. The home buyer pays for all services so the inspector should have sent copies of inspection report to buyer and agent. I can't tell a home inspector to only send me the report on something the buyer paid for.
I mean it's not hard to find a home inspector and it's not hard to read a home inspections report. That's like saying the average person knows nothing about finding a person to do terminate inspections and don't know how to read a report with the conclusion that you have or don't have termintes.
Yep and you really Need to get a independent home inspector right now with newer houses because a lot of these newer houses are built super cheaply you better off getting a Old a House 10 years or 20 years of age if you can.
Learned this the hard way
Trying to make a quick buck but they got caught but this was very dangerous I’m pretty sure they are going to take this agents license.
The best advice would be to vet your agent thoroughly and to trust but verify. If you don't trust your agent, you have not done a good job selecting him or her. Advising someone to never go through their agent for services is bad advice playa.
Of course you don’t have to give me the address but what part of Atlanta your pops house is at
No...the best advice is to look out for your own interest. It very much can be a conflict of interest to allow the person who's trying to sell a home, provide the person trying to buy a home with a home inspector, etc.... It may workout great but it may not.
It's no different than a record company providing the artist with their lawyer to read a contract and advice the artist. If you get your own people and it doesn't workout. Then you have no one to blame but yourself.
Bruh when I say agent, I'm speaking of a buyer's agent, not the seller or seller's agent. I thought that was understood. Of course trusting a seller or seller agent would be nuts. But for you not to trust your buyer agent who represents your interest in the transaction would be nutty as well.
In Cali, most lenders will hire the inspector themselves (the buyer and/seller will ultimately pay though). They won't ask an agent to do it. They already know that nepotism is rampant.
Most people don't know an inspector, so they'll ask the agent for help finding one... which could be disastrous. But, "Google" is your friend. It's nothing to look up certified home inspectors.
Most people don't know an inspector, so they'll ask the agent for help finding one... which could be disastrous. But, "Google" is your friend. It's nothing to look up certified home inspectors.
Yes I am speaking of the buyer's agent. Is the buyer's agent not trying to get you to buy a house so that they can get their percentage (their interest)? It's a conflict of interest.
Doesn't your doctor want to get paid(their interest)? How about your lawyer or dentist(their interest)? My point stands. If you have not done a good job of vetting any of these professionals up-front, you get what you get. Again do your due diligence before hiring any of these. But once you hire them you should trust, but verify any information given. Of course a buyer can find their own inspectors But to totally dismiss any service they recommend would be foolish.
Let's be clear. Nothing is 100%. You can vet any professional all you want and that doesn't guarantee that you won't get fucked. Lawyer, doctor, realtor, etc....
So it is never bad advice to separate potential conflicts of interest.
The people who are buying homes for the first time Need to get someone who knows about realty next to them and who won’t bullshit them
So much easier said than done...if it was that easy we would not be on chatting about it... fr fr..
Preferably get someone who bought a few houses that knows the game That is cool with you.
Or get a VA loan!
We do, and we closed 5 years ago. She's good people,
I agree with u..fr fr.. but it just aint that simple most dont know people and most dont want to share info even if u do know u... i done seen a lot
I still deal with my realtor as well. I was recommended to her by a friend years ago and have recommended her to multiple people over the years. Everybody always comes back to tell me that they like her, and that she's a straight shooter with no bs.
Sheeeid, the times I bought, I was right there looking over the inspector's shoulder, pointing shit out.
I knew what the report would look like, before I got it in writing.
I knew what the report would look like, before I got it in writing.
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