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Home InspectionBuying a home may well be the largest financial investment you will ever make. Naturally, you will want to know as much as possible about the property before you finalize its purchase at closing. The first thing you will notice about the house is its architectural style. If you like the way the house looks in its setting and it satisfies your needs as to location, size, and price, you may decide to make a purchase offer. You may want to make your offer contingent upon the home having an acceptable inspection. At this point, it is important to turn to a knowledgeable, independent and state licensed home inspector for advice on the overall condition of the home. The home inspector will examine the house and let you know if the home is structurally sound and if the primary systems are in good working order. At the time of the inspection, you should accompany the inspector on a tour of the house, discussing the pros and cons of the visible features. After completing the inspection, the inspector will provide you with a written report summarizing what he has found. The inspection report will detail the condition of the principal items inspected and any other items which may be of concern to you. Most contracts include an inspection clause that specifies the time frame and options with regard to any findings during the inspection. 
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