HOME INSPECTION ISSUES.... WHAT TO DO?
By Scott Godzyk, One of the Manchester NH's area Leading Agents
(Godzyk Real Estate Services)
What does it mean if my home ispector states "it has reached the end of its EXPECTED life"?One of the most common problems faced with a home inspection is when the inspector states a very generic statement all most home inspectors use that "it has reached the end of its EXPECTED life". Most common this is referred to the roof and the furnace/boiler. The key thing you need to take into consideration before panicking is it functioning, and functioning properly? THE ROOFIf the home inspection states the roof has reached it's life expectancy, you need to assess. Is it leaking? From the ground can you see worn, missing or peeled up shingles? If not... then is the house priced accordingly, if you are paying top dollar you would want to ask for a new roof, if you are getting a deal or paying ...
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