Buyers Due Diligence

Considerations involving the following items may influence your ultimate decision to purchase a particular property. They may also interfere with or prohibit your intended use and or your enjoyment of the subject property once purchased by you.

Below are some issues that you may feel or would like further investigation into.

• Asbestos presence inspection
• Basement Inspection for Water seepage
• Environmental Inspection
• Fire/Disaster caused damage inspection
• Home Inspection
• Home Warranty Availability
• Insect/Pest Inspections
• Insulation and "R" factors Inspection
• Lead Paint Hazards Inspection
• Mold Inspection
• Radon Inspection
• Registered Sex Offenders
• Sewage Disposal/Septic Inspection
• Underground Fuel Storage Containers
• Use of neighboring properties for commercial/industrial usage
• Verification of current zoning and permitted uses
• Verification of compliance with building codes
• Verification of deed restrictions/intended use prohibitions
• Verification of easements - visible & invisible
• Verification of home owner association rules and regulations
• Verification of metes and bounds of the property (survey)
• Verification of overhead power lines
• Verification of underground utilities
• Water quality/potability testing
• Well inspection (water volume, flow rate test)

As a courtesy to the Buyer, the Buyer's Agent may provide limited assistance regarding these matters. The Buyer and not the Buyer's agent will be solely responsible for the conducting and or ordering and payment of any inspections, testing, and investigations as desired and determined necessary.