The initial inspection is done, what’s next? The seller will repair some or all of the items that came back on the inspection report. The owner lets you know that the repairs are made and you can move forward with the purchase and set up a closing date. What happens if you buy the house and find out the repairs were not done properly? A re-inspection will help give you peace of mind knowing the repairs were done correctly.
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