Your offer has been accepted, but there are a few more steps before the house is yours. The appraisal and the home inspection are two steps that are extremely important in making sure you’re protected during the home buying process.
But, what happens during an appraisal? Do you really need a home inspection? What happens if the home inspection uncovers an issue like radon? A real estate professional is a great resource throughout the journey of buying or selling a home, so we asked Coldwell Banker agents to share their answers to these very important questions below.
THE APPRAISAL
by Ronnie Aiosa, Boswell/Aiosa Group with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Jersey City, NJ
by Shana Maitland with Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel in Plymouth, MI
THE HOME INSPECTION
What is a home inspection and Why Should You Always Have One When Buying a Home?
by Frank Dolski with Coldwell Banker Hearthside, Realtors in Lahaska, PA
by Frank Dolski with Coldwell Banker Hearthside, Realtors in Lahaska, PA
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