Home Inspection Basics Course End Quiz

Should you view your inspector as:

An Adversary

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An Ally or Partner

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A Necesary Evil

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The Enemy

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When should you engage a lender in the inspection process?

Never

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After Everything has been agreed to

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You should keep repair items away from the lender

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You should engage the lender before final agreement on repairs

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How can the Seller provide resolution for issues?

Make Repairs

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Contribute toward Buyer Closing Costs and Pre-paid items

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Reduce the Purchase Price

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All of the above

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Are Follow up Inspections Required?

If the Buyer wants additional information or clarification on items from the original inspection

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No

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Yes

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If the inspector says so

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What are some common inspection types?

Basic Home Inspection, Mold Test, Radon Test, Pest / Termite Inspection

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Structural Engineer, Foundation / Waterproofing Inspection

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Roof Inspection

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All of the above

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When should you start to educate the Buyer on what to expect?

Just before the inspection starts

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When the inspection is wrapping up

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Before the inspection is scheduled

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You should let the home inspector handle this

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What’s reasonable to ask the Seller to address?

What's broken

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Anything that doesn't meet today's building code

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Whatever the buyer wants

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Anything at the end of its useful life

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What will a home warranty cover (in most cases)?

Anything in their policy – even if it was noted as broken in the inspection report

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Items in their policy that were working at the time of the inspection

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Any appliance

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All electrical and plumbing issues that arise after a closing

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Should a new construction home be inspected?

Yes

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No

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Who should attend an inspection?

Buyer

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Seller

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Buyer's Agent

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Buyer & Buyer's Agent

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Home Inspection Basics Course End Quiz

Richard June 1, 2019

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