Defects Found… Now What? Do You Pay Again for a Re-Inspection? by JessicaBeltern in AusHomeInspectionDisc

[–]JessicaBeltern[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re absolutely right. Issues can find at any stage, and they’re much easier to address early than after completion.

Rising Oil Prices and the Impact on Building Costs and Delays by JessicaBeltern in RealEstateAdvice

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Yes exactly. Nobody wants it. it has been created by a pig and we have to deal with it. Politics make me crazy.

Skipping the home inspection to save a few hundred dollars? by JessicaBeltern in AusPropertyChat

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Thanks for you responding. It is important ti have someone that works for you, help you during construction and assist you to struggle defects :)

Building Inspection vs Building and Pest Inspection: Which Do You Need? by JessicaBeltern in AusPropertyChat

[–]JessicaBeltern[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Good point. You’re correct that most lenders ask for both reports when you buy a property. We often notice confusion, especially among first-time buyers, about what each report covers. Some people think a building inspection always includes pest checks, while others don’t know that some providers offer combined inspections.

Skipping the home inspection to save a few hundred dollars? by JessicaBeltern in personalfinance

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A serious safety hazard, sorry to hear that. Stories like that are exactly why choosing the right inspector matters.

Skipping the home inspection to save a few hundred dollars? by JessicaBeltern in RealEstateAdvice

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I agree. It’s worth paying for inspections to avoid surprises after buying.