The white-hot real estate market currently impacting Connecticut
is a national issue often compelling buyers to take risks
they wouldn't normally consider taking.
Buyers are waiving home inspections
at rates never seen before to beat competitors
in a strong sellers' market.
Unfortunately, this decision can often
result in in buyer remorse.
A home inspection is performed to protect buyers.
It helps them learn, BEFORE completing the purchase,
whether or not their house is structurally sound and safe
and its systems are in working order.
Imagine if you were to navigate a boat in the darkness
through Long Island Sound
without a chart or knowing much at all about boats or water.
Would you do it?
A home inspection is like a lighthouse,
shedding light and providing clarity through rocky waters.
Once you purchase the home, it's yours,
including any undisclosed safety or structural issues.
It's a final sale. No refunds or returns.
That's why it's important to know
if the house you are buying is Smart and Safe
BEFORE you buy it.
Click here for an amusing
(but not so funny) article entitled
"Waiving a Home Inspection: The Aftermath".
