When you sell your home, there are several steps you should take before accepting an offer. These include painting the walls neutral colors, fixing any minor repairs, and hiring a great real estate agent. In addition to the above steps, you should also stage your home to show buyers the best features. Once you accept an offer, you will then have to accept the results of the home inspection. You’ll need to address any issues that come to light during the inspection, but there are a few things you should remember to prepare for the process.

The Department of State requires home inspectors to complete 24 hours of approved continuing education each two years. Home inspectors must renew their licenses every two years. In addition, you must pay the required fees to the Department of State. You may pay by check, money order, MasterCard, or Visa. Returned checks will incur a fee of $20. The renewal deadline for home inspectors is 90 days before the license expires. The fee is non-refundable but is worth it if you are doing inspections for a living.

A home inspector will look for structural problems and make note of any problematic areas. In addition, they will check the roof, gutters, rain guards, attic, and chimney. A good inspector will note every flaw and problem in the house. If you can spot a few of these issues, you’ll have an easier time interpreting the report. If you have a lot of questions, you can ask the inspector. You’ll be able to ask them about the property’s maintenance and systems, and you’ll understand the report better after you see it in person.

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