Inspect these three important details before you sign on the dotted line and you pass the point of no return.
Purchasing a new home can be a significant point in your life and it is also a significant investment in time, energy, and of course, money. These investments put a toll on your body and can be a source of significant stress as well. There are, however, some simple steps that you can take to help the purchase go more smoothly and give you the peace of mind in your new home for the years to come. To avoid the stress of purchasing a new home, follow these simple inspection tips and you’ll see that buying a new home isn’t as stressful as many people make it out to be.
Home Inspection
An inspection by a good home inspector is a wise investment and will help you make well-informed decisions when it comes to purchasing a home. Make sure that your inspector is qualified by doing some research on them or their company.
Mechanical Systems
Regardless of when the home was built, it’s important to have all the home systems inspected, including but not limited to the HVAC, electrical, and plumbing. Depending on the age of your home, its systems may be nearing the end of their lifespan and you’ll find that you need to replace them in just a matter of months.
Alarm Systems
Another important aspect of buying your new home is that the home has alarms for fire, burglary, and carbon monoxide (CO). Make sure that your family and home have basic comprehensive protection.
For all of your homeowners insurance inquiries, please contact your team at Hoffman Brown Company in Sherman Oaks, California. We are happy to be of service!
