Get Your Home Inspection

No home is perfect, and most homes will need some repairs. Most of the time, this is not a reason to back out of an offer. The buyer and seller should be able to find a way to agree on any repairs that need to be made and continue with the sale of the home. Ask your Realtor for a list of Inspectors  that some of their previous clients have used or visit the Texas Real Estate Professional Inspectors Association's web page for a list of inspectors and information about what to ask and what to expect from your inspector. ???

Seller:
Getting a home inspection BEFORE you put your home on the market, prepares you for any potential fixes that you may want to make before you list your home. If you do not make any repairs, you will at least be ready for the buyer to request certain repairs and already know how you want to negotiate those.

Buyer:
When going through the steps of purchasing a home that you have successfully made an accepted offer on, it is important to get a home inspection to protect your investment. Knowing that you will need a new roof in the next 5 years will help you to financially prepare for the expense. Having information on possible issues your home may come with, will prepare you for how to handle them when/if they become a problem.

Getting a home inspection is one of the most important steps in purchasing your home, don't skip out on it.  Buying a home is the single largest investment most people will make in their life time. Make sure you are making an informed decision on your investment.