Why You Shouldn't Waive Your Home Inspection

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[christopherstone]

Inspector here, you just got a new sub. Great perspective

[IzzyRob]

Inspections are costly, but well worth it

[richdelgado]

Two important things to remember regarding a home inspection:

1. NEVER waive the inspection.
2. NEVER expect the inspection to reveal ALL the problems the home might have.

[em.]

Learning a lot from the comments and the video.

[khaledtn]

No deal is ALWAYS better than a bad deal

[christopherrivera]

Love you bro . My wife and I love your raw and honest delivery!!!!

[stephenbaker]

I did an inspection for a repeat customer the other day the people had remodeled the house but they had neglected to put in a dryer vent. They had also screwed shut and painted over the crawl space accesses outside. They had not added any venting for the crawl space at all. They had not made sure that the AC was working because when you flip the switch it didn't work and the power was on. When you tried to access the attic they had painted it shut. Yes this is why you have a home inspection because you never know what you're going to find.

[rudolphambriz]

had a buddy who bought a $800K in California and waved the inspection as soon as he closed and moved he had a major leak under the foundation costed him $80, 000 to fix, sucks!!!!

[Selahree]

Our realtor wants us to waive inspections IF the seller did an inspection and it is in the disclosures but we do not trust the sellers inspections.

[jgriffin]

This is great advice. I'm with United We Stand Property Inspections in Georgia. Can I post/post link to this video on our YouTube page and/or website?

[rm_hobi_rules]

I don’t have a real estate agent. I met with a sellers real estate agent and he said to waive the inspection.

[ronkeobaro]

Thx a lot Javier🙏 My realtor told me the same!!

[weaver]

From Leave It To Weaver Home Inspection in Michigan. Thank you for making this video. I cant tell you how many inspections I've done now AFTER they have bought the house and they are devastated. I'm talking about massive Fire damage in attics kind of stuff. Mold, water damage, roof leaks, the list goes on. Thank you. Great video man.

[joshknight]

Any one here know. He said a customer been looking for 7 months for a house. The pre approval here is for 3 months. How do you look fro 7 months? Do you get another pre approval? Is there extension? Or do you look for a house without the pre approval? Thank you.

[opsonization]

what if it is a new construction home and you are going to be the original owner? Can i wave the inspection if i'm not handy w/ repairs?

[MRD-Dev-Legacy]

Do they have to disclose if there are ghosts in the house? I mean you can't figure that out in the inspection since ghosts come out after 3am

[consumerdebtchitchat]

A cake may look good until you slice it and realize it's made of cardboard.

[trangoiiii]

Thanks to you and your channel my offer was finally accepted here in the United States. I did have to opt out my home inspection. Lucky enough the home was in perfect condition once I got the keys and had an inspector check out my home. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Javier <3

[berto]

When we moved into our house, literally the next day I discovered that one of the toilets was leaking water. You could hear the water running every 30 minutes or so for about half a minute in the tank. I had to saw off part of the pipe that connected the shutoff valve as it was so rusted it didn’t want to come off. Luckily, I was able to add a push connect valve and solved the issue. Since then, I have done other more complicated home projects like installing ceiling fans (no ceiling light before) in our rooms, replaced our fluorescent lights with recessed lights in our kitchen, replaced our counter tops in the bathroom, and installed hardwood flooring. I figured that I’m better off doing some of the repairs on my own as you really pay a lot for the labor part. I would rather buy the equipment and have it available for other projects once I’m done. Even if I mess up, I can buy the materials again and I still saved money when compared to hiring someone to do it.

[khalilmuhammad]

The only people that should feel ok waiving inspections are contracts...