Veteran's Day is tomorrow on the 11th of November. On this day millions of Americans will wake up not even thinking about what this day is for, classrooms around this country will not note it, and news media outlets will cover its events only if they have time left to do so.
I only ask you to take a moment to think about what was done for the citizens of this country.
And give a simple thank you to a veteran that you know.
Today is an historic day!
It will be a day of FIRST: our first black President or our first female Vice President. But one of the most reported events of the day with be the length of the poll lines and the poor voters who are waitng in them.
So, how long are your poll lines today?
If you are looking for a sample in Gwinnett County this is the site to look at: Sample Ballot. This is a site that will also show you where your posting site is.
For agents the Gwinnett GIS site is a great resource for real estate information.
Have a great day and remember to vote.
Can a you fix the problems that you find?
This is a question almost all first time home buyer will ask me at some point during the inspection process. The answer I always give is 'No, is would violate InterNACHI's (MY) Code of Ethics'.
I, personally, will not even give my clients a list of referrals for any work that might need to be done, I will tell them to research it on the internet or better yet ask family, friends, co-workers, or neighbors.
If you are either a seller or an agent one of the biggest nightmares for you is the 11th hour home inspection. As a home inspector I see the nervous looks and the sweat on the brow of the buyers, sellers, and agents every time I do an inspection. Oh, what is he going to find! Man he is going to KILL this deal!
Well home inspections do not need to be a nightmare if they are done on the front side of the listing. Have the inspection done at a more convenient time for the seller with the input to correct any omits or misstatements that might be on the report.
After the listing inspection the seller and listing agent will know needs to be repaired (if any) before the first buyer walks in the door. You also have a report from an unbiased third party that you can use in marketing the listing. If repairs are needed you will now have time to schedule and complete them; instead of trying to correct them at the end of the sale.
At the end of the day a sellers inspection will streamline the sales process by reducing your fear of the unknown.
Chesser Home Inspections provides you with a professional, accurate, and independent evaluation of the home’s condition and components. I am certified by InterNACHI.
I am Brian Chesser a member in good standing with the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI). Only InterNACHI certified home inspectors have the education and experience it takes to ensure that you will receive a professional and thorough home inspection.
Chesser Home Inspections provides you with a professional, accurate, and independent evaluation of the home's condition and components.
You will receive at the completion of the inspection a comprehensive, easy to read, full color report with digital photographs.
A home inspection from Chesser Home Inspections will inform you about the property that you are considering.
This way there are no surprises after you move in.
I schedule only two home inspections per day. One in the morning and one in the afternoon with each inspection averaging 3 to 4 hours. By limiting the number of inspections I afford more time with the home buyer and the preparation of the finished report.
Home Inspection Software
· Buyer's Inspection:
A Buyer's Inspection provides you with an evaluation of the condition of the home that you are interested in purchasing. This way there are no surprises after you move in. Moving in is hard enough as it is.
· Seller's Inspection or Listing Inspection:
A Seller's Inspection provides the seller with an evaluation of the condition of the home that they are placing on the market. This gives the seller time to repair defects in the home before it goes on the market. This helps move the closing along without unexpected delays due to defects in the home that a buyer's inspector might uncover.
· Home Maintenance Inspection:
Home Maintenance Inspections to keep you informed of your home's current condition. A Home Maintenance Inspection can alert you to any problems that might be brewing in your home's structure or components. This way they can be repaired to prevent further deterioration of your home's condition.
· Home Warranty Inspections:
A Home Warranty Inspection should take place before the home's warranty expires. New homes may have defects that were overlooked by the builder. These corrections can easily exceed the cost of an inspection. If you catch them prior to warranty expiration, your warranty should cover them.
I live in the shadow of Stone Mountain I work all of Metro Atlanta and Northeast Georgia.
The counties I have worked Banks, Barrow, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Dawson, Douglas, Fayette, Forysth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Jackson, Lumpkin, Pickens, Newton, Walton, and White.
Choosing the right home inspector can be difficult. Unlike most professionals, you probably will not get to meet me until after you hire me. Furthermore, different inspectors have varying qualifications, equipment, experience, reporting methods, and yes, different pricing. One thing for sure is a home inspection requires work, a lot of work. Ultimately a thorough inspection depends heavily on the individual inspector's own effort. If you honor me by permitting me to inspect your new home, I guarantee that I will give you my very best effort. This I promise you.
Brian H. Chesser
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