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Secure The Value Of The Property With A Pre Purchase Inspection
February 6th, 2012 | 
Author: Checking a property before purchase serves 2 distinct purposes. A pre purchase property inspection is done firstly is to inform the buyer and the seller/bank of defects that might wish to be corrected, and secondly, the inspection becomes part of the evaluation package to determine the true cost of a property.
When a building inspection is complete the results are sometimes broken down into 3 different classes: 1 “Must be done, 2 “Should be done, and 3 “Could be done. Some inspection services may add 1 or 2 more classes such as cosmetic and/or classy. For the observations that fall into the “Must be done” class the answer's straight forward and direct.
These defects are violations of the local building code or do not meet the standards of the UBC. The bank will insist upon these items being cured before they are going to lend any money for the property. The property value isn't at once impacted by these findings as the worth has been determined based upon those issues not being there.
However , those items listed in either the “Should be done” or the “Could be done” classes do have a direct bearing on the property value. For instance, broken windows may not be a violation of code but the do lower the value of the property since either the seller or the purchaser would have to make any repairs. Once those repairs are made the property returns to its primary assessed worth.
“Could be done” items are virtually always cosmetic or functional in nature and have an one-to-one effect on property values. A new splash of paint, carpeting, light fixtures and similar things would all fall into this class of property inspection observations. The lender takes all of these results into account and allots a value on the property against which they are prepared to extend a loan. The cost of making “Should be done” and “Could be done” repairs is deducted from the base property price to arrive at a modified property worth.
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