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JustAnotherGen

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5. She needs to look in her closing file

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Fri Feb 7, 2014, 12:04 PM

Feb 2014

In her closing documents a very thick report with pictures and defects outlining in detail everything the inspector found wrong with the home and that needed to be addressed prior to closing. Before she makes a move - that needs to be gone over with a fine tooth comb.

We closed in October on a 100 year old historical home - so we had a very thick home inspection. I really felt our inspector was working to 'protect us' from making any bad decisions.

What's her read in hindsight on the service provided by the inspector?

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Question about home inspection/duties. [View all] elleng Feb 2014 OP

I think that you can sue them Rosa Luxemburg Feb 2014 #1

Looking for NJ law, elleng Feb 2014 #2

She should read the contract language very carefully. mn9driver Feb 2014 #3

Thanks. I've read that NJ does require training and certification, elleng Feb 2014 #4

She needs to look in her closing file JustAnotherGen Feb 2014 #5

I suspect, after this discovery elleng Feb 2014 #6