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If you order an appraisal, do you still need a home inspection?
Based On The Video Above, What Should Ryan and Jessica Do?
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Ryan and Jessica should definitely go ahead and pay the licensed home inspector. An appraiser will take a look at the overall condition of the home, study comparable sales and determine the home’s value. A licensed and experienced home inspector, on the other hand, spends significant time examining the home’s structure and systems. If problems are found, Ryan and Jessica may have a chance to have the sellers fix them or to renegotiate their contract.
Uncle Charlie’s probably a lovable know-it-all, but his advice to save a little money today could cost Ryan and Jessica thousands of dollars in the future.
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