Buyer Inspection

There are many reasons for buyers to invest in a home inspection: to be informed about any potential additional costs that could incur after closing; to find any issues that could be a deal breaker; or just to make an informed decision before purchasing what is likely to be the largest single investment of your life. Hidden defects can quickly turn into a costly proposition. Seemingly little things, like cracked tile, may be the result of common settling or a more serious structural defect. Inadequate insulation leading to higher energy costs, especially in sunny South Florida, can add up financially over the long term.

Florida’s Favorite Home Inspections, Inc. will thoroughly inspect the home, and provide a clear summary of all the problems so you have a good understanding of the condition of the home. Having your new home professionally inspected, as early as possible in the buying process, could enable you to negotiate the purchase price. Alternatively, the seller may also be willing to correct the problems found by the home inspector, which could save you thousands of dollars on repairs. Any indicated repairs can be made well in advance of closing, helping to avoid potentially stressful and costly delays, and helping to save money that could go toward a down payment on the next home. As soon as closing documents are signed, all of the home’s issues will be the responsibility of the new owner.

You have the right to have your potential new home carefully examined by a certified home inspector and may arrange to do so before or after signing your contract. We work for you, the buyer, and provide unbiased valuable information and an evaluation that goes far beyond what the untrained eye can see. As a South Florida home buyer, we urge you to attend your inspection; it's a first-hand education with helpful home maintenance suggestions.

An inspection with Florida’s Favorite, is almost always less than the amount of money the inspection will save you in the long run. Furthermore, the value of the information and negotiation tool it can provide alone could save you many times the cost of the inspection.