Why Conducting A Home Buyers' Survey Is Beneficial For Homeowners?
It is a harsh truth that you are legally on your own when you buy a property. There is a famous Roman phrase: "let the buyers beware". Suppose you stepped into your new home and the drains are overflowing with sewage, the toilet is not flushing, and the timber floor is rotting. No one will like this situation, and we all require a well-maintained house. So before purchasing the house, it is very much necessary to conduct a home buyers' survey as you cannot take the house back to the real estate agent and demand a refund. How It Works When you decide to pay the price, you assume that everything is up to the mark and fit for the purpose, i.e. the foundations, heating, electrics, drains, walls and roofs. You probably have in mind that you have to cover the costs of new kitchen units, misted windows, and peeling wallpapers. But many buyers don't get a chance to look behind the scenes. Pointing out serious problems isn't the duty of estate agen