It's very, very, very important to have a home inspection on a house you're looking to buy. But we know, that basically you're encouraged not to get one "if you want this house".  Serious red flags all around, but that's how it's been for quite a few years now. Not at all to benefit - you - the homebuyer. You find that you end up paying too much for that house and once you move in you discover issues. Some problems are obvious, some not. A home inspection, even after moving in, is important. Knowing what's going on is smart. A home inspection will give you a lot of information, for example, the condition of the roof, furnace, why is there moisture in the basement, and so much more. At least you will know. If Jim Salmon does the home inspection, he talks with you about prioritizing what should be tackled first, etc., approximate costs for repairs or replacements, not to scare you, just inform.  Many people get home inspections whether they're planning on selling or not, just to get a 'report card' of the condition of their house and what to focus on.  The cost of a home inspection is reasonable compared to the expense for repairs that you didn't know you had to do.

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