Fill and Sign the Quick Home Inspection Checklist What to Look for Form

1 Home Inspection Checklist Copyright 2016 U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. Home Inspection Checklist This home inspection checklist if for use by a prospective Buyer of the property during the showing of the home, or thereafter, at the election of the Buyer. This form is designed to provide the Buyer with basic information about the property and a location to place notes Buyer determines are important. To be completed by Seller: Property Address: Number of Bedrooms: Baths: Total Square Feet (Heating and Cooled): Age of House: Asking Price: Years Occupied by Seller: Reason for Selling: No. of Stories Wood Frame Brick Frame Wood and Brick To be completed by buyer: Near Work Yes No Street/Alleys Well Maintained Yes No Near Schools Yes No
No parking/parking zone parking lots no no yes no no neighborhood/neighborhoods yes no no no no no no trash and recycling trash receptacles no no (including trash cans) no no no to be submitted by seller at time of sale / transfer at least 60 days before closing/transfer no no no no no yes no no fire escape (fire escape not on property) no no no no no no yes no garbage and recycling containers in basement yes no no no no no yes yes ........................................................................... To provide a buyer with more complete information, a buyer can request a detailed inspection at no cost to the buyer. When requesting a home inspection, be sure to include your home inspection checklist. How do i prepare for a home inspection? there are several steps that you will need to take before you start your home inspection process. Review the list of items listed below to determine the best method of preparing for a home inspection. In general, the first step is the most important and will help minimize delays during the process. In addition, it will give you the best opportunity at knowing the condition of your home. Remember to consult your local and state codes before preparing for the home inspection. To prepare for an inspection: contact an inspecting broker for additional information if needed. Check with local and state agencies before you make any changes to the inspections requirements. Make certain that any additions or alterations to your home are permitted by your local and state agencies. Prepare yourself beforehand by reading the material from home inspection guides and the other required sources listed later in this section. Items you need to remember for home inspection steps to prepare for inspection make a list of items you need to know before the inspection before you begin any home inspection it's important to get everyone on the same page. This will help minimize delays during the process and may help you avoid a legal problem later, depending on how things go. If you get too excited, you will get no information from anyone, and you may have to deal with a lawyer later. If you get nervous or overwhelmed during an inspection visit you will need to take a break. Keep it simple. Items to remember for an inspection make a list of items to bring when you visit the inspection location and check list before you head to the inspection location it's important to start with a list. This list will give you more information than.