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- Show and Sell Checklist
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- Pay off a Mortgage in 15 Years
- A Smooth Closing
- Top Six Moving Tips
- Homebuyer's Wish List
- Home Features Worksheet
- Service Schedule
- Inspection Checklist
- Mortgages at a Glance
- Housing Cost Worksheet
- Buyers Want a Real Estate Professional Who...
- Six Reasons to Choose an ERA Real Estate Professional
- ERA Sellers Security Plan
- ERA Home Protection Plan
- Cutting-Edge Technology
- ERA Commitment to Service
Inspection Checklist
A professional home inspector will visually examine all parts of a house and property. Items on your inspection report will include:
Foundations, Basements and Structures
Basement floor and walls; proper drainage and ventilation; evidence of water seepage
Exterior Siding, Windows, Doors
Exterior walls, windows, and doors; porches, decks, and balconies; garage
Roof
Roof type and material; condition of gutters and downspouts
Interior Plumbing System
Hot and cold water system; the waste system and sewage disposal; water pressure and flow; hot water equipment
Electrical System
Type of service, number of circuits, type of protection, outlet grounding, load balance
Central Heating System
Energy source; heating equipment; fans or pumps; ducts or pipes; thermostat
Central Air Conditioning System
Energy source, type of cooling equipment, capacity, distribution
Interior Walls, Ceilings, Floors, Windows and Doors
Walls, floors, ceilings, stairways, cabinets, countertops
Attic
Structural, insulation, and ventilation information
Fireplace
Notes about the chimney, damper, and masonry
Garage
Doors, walls, floor, opener
Appliances
Includes a wide range of built-in and other home appliances; smoke detectors; and television/cable hookups
Lot and Landscaping
Ground slope away from foundation; condition of walks, steps, and driveway
