We would like to thank you Kyle. We are trying to buy our first home and we are disabled and you have made learning about the process very understandable for us. Keep up the good work. Thank you again

“ Focus on the contract not on a wish list”. Such valuable info in that statement. As a realtor, we like to tell our clients we are focused on health and safety.

This channel is highly underrated so many great tips im ready for my first home purchase this summer you’ll definitely be hearing from me

Kyle, your voice is so easy to listen to, thank you so much - Lauren NC Broker

Thank you so much...I have a home inspector and sewer inspector this Thursday. I found your video helpful.

We will have an inspection tomorrow and this video really helps. Thank you for the tips. We will keep these in mind

Thank you so much for this video! It's been really tough feeling like I don't even know what information I'm missing much less where to find it. This video has been immensely helpful!!

Planning to have an inspection on Friday. Thank you Kyle for the tips. I’ve been watching your videos since wanting to purchase a home 🏡

Great tips !! This is short detailed video. Very much needed for me . Thanks a lot.

The algorithm brought me here but wow.. you have a amazing voice.

I don't understand why people think a home build 40 or 70 year has to be perfect that never happens only on dreams

Great tips...Nice to see you in this field too!!

Thanks for the tips, Mr. Fassbender!

Amazing! Please do more of these !!

Very useful vid. Thanks.

I am scheduled to meet with a home inspector tomorrow it's 2.5 hours away from where we live now. Being a first-time home buyer I am researching as much as possible. The home was built in 1996 and sits on 3 ac. It looks well-maintained. Septic, Pest, and appraisal inspections will follow. It's in a rural area in California with a population of approx. 1,275 Is there anything else I should have inspected? Does anyone know? Thank you for a very informative video. Angel from The Bay

PLEASE people! Research and hire your own home inspector. Don't get the one recommended by your realtor unless you have worked with him before and really trust him.

I have mine coming up on Tuesday

Thank you

Great video! Keep them coming

VERY HELPFUL. 🙂

You need to make an inspection guide for sellers next!

"Trust your agent""😅🤣😂

These are some great tips!

Great video. My condo inspection is this Wednesday. In their email they said they charge extra for mold and air quality testing. I would have thought that was standard. Should I pay to add this?

Great thumbs up

Thank you 👍🏽

Hey! So glad I found your channel. If I have already sign contract for a new build can I still do an inspection? My agent is connected with builder

Do you happen to know a 'good home inspection' company or an individual in the east coast area?

Never get a home inspector recommendation from the Realtor. The agent is going to recommend an inspector who will not kill the deal by being a tough inspector.

I have my inspection tomorrow, don't want to look stupid

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Home inspectors are not liable for missed items, so to me, they are a waste of money. Get your sewer line scoped with a camera, I've payed $160 . Pay attention to all, all water sources, from the plumbing, the sky and the ground, look for damage or repairs. Have walls been removed ? Were they load bearing one's and if you don't know that, then you shouldn't be doing an inspection . Hinges, knobs slides, anything that moves. Drafts, smells, and sounds. Put a radio on and see how far sound travels outside and in.

i love your voice

My inspector was only in the house for 45 mins and only gave me 14 page report. The house is only 5 years old and he only found roof problems. Maybe that's why the inspection was so short. 🤷🏻

Great voice bro

Can you explain having inspections done with FHA vs Conventional? I've heard with conventional loans, sellers aren't on the hook to get everything fixed. My wife and I are first-time home buyers and (without getting into specifics) the home we are interested in requires a lot of repairs (roof, deck, windows, pool, AC?, etc) (pre-inspection) but the seller will only entertain conventional buyers. Any options or thoughts? Thanks!

Excellent advice! I agree with some other commenters that it's better to have an independent inspector.

That audio quality though!

Don't rule one of these out for new construction either: Especially given the current seller's market and how fast different companies are building these days.

1,000th like, yw!

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Aren't flaws graded on a scale of severity?

9 Home Inspection Tips For Buyers

The real estate agent gets a commission from the seller. Don't trust the agent for a referral.

3:14, 3-4 hours inspection? Really? Will even the most thorough inspector even need that much time for an ordinary-size house?

Our agent has been fantastic. unfortunately, she got the wuhan flu and can't be there with me today for the inspection, so she's sending another agent. Sucks, but its reality. I know a couple of the issues already, but in this market, getting anything replaced or repaired is tough. Barring something major, we'll probably just deal with it.

You lost me at "trust your agent"...