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Jason Gelios guest hosts with the highly popular Macomb County Scanner bringing conversation about the latest Macomb County news and events PLUS a segment on what home appraisers look for when appraising a home. By Jason Gelios  Foundation Issues
A foundation that is shifting or that has major cracks in it could be exposed with a proper inspection. These are usually major repairs that could cost tens of thousands of dollars. Water Damage not only does water damage look horrible in a house but it also is evidence that major repair will be needed. Water damage also indicates that past issues have occurred. Mold Mold could quite possibly be one of the scariest items to find in a house during inspections. Besides the fact that mold is often dangerous if it's the dangerous kind, it also comes with a stigma and could put home buyers in a stressful situation. While there are many other items that can come up during an inspection these are the most common and often the most expensive. When hiring a home inspector make sure that they are licensed and experienced. By Jason Gelios  1. Change the locks.
It is very important to have peace of mind when getting into your new home. Changing the exterior locks is one of those things you can do. Even if the former home owner was pleasant to you during the process; New locks can provide safety and a restful mind. 2. Locate the shutoff valves it is very important to locate the shut off valve's for the plumbing in the home. In the event that something should overflow or something should happen you should know how to shut off the water source fast. The most common shut off's are usually for sinks underneath in the cupboard. 3. Steam clean the carpets it makes a lot of sense to have a professional come out to steam clean the carpet in the home or power clean any hard floor surfaces. Because many germs can exist, it makes sense to have this done before you move your items in. These are the top three things you should do when getting keys to your new home. |
AuthorJason Gelios is a Husband and Father. After that, a Top Producing REALTOR®, Author of the book Think like a REALTOR®, Creator of The AskJasonGelios Real Estate Show and Expert Media Contributor to media outlets across the country. Archives
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