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The standard practice when buying a property is to have it inspected to make sure there are no hidden problems. If problems are found with the house, you may save the hassle and expense of fixing them or have portion of the purchase price reduced. You may avoid potential buyers being turned off by costly repairs by having the house inspected before listing it. This will give you time to make any necessary repairs before you put it up for sale. It also buys you some breathing room to include it in your sales report.
 

Over the course of a real estate transaction, an inspector will examine the structure and its systems and components to look for any signs of damage. A complete home inspection, on the other hand, takes a look at and makes note of the state of almost every component, no matter how old, worn, or spotless they may be. The inspection report should be more than just a laundry list of problems; it should also function as a user manual, instructing the customer on how to maintain his property in the best possible condition.