Do your homework!

• Does the Inspector have a history of lawsuits?

• How long has the Inspector been licensed? (look at the license number)

• When you call the Inspection Company, are you hiring the Inspector of record, or are you being sent a ‘newby’ or inexperienced Inspector?

• Does the Inspector produce meaningful and accurate Inspections? (ask for multiple referrals, inspection reports, and phone numbers of past clients.

• Is your Inspector on Record as having stated he should not be required to locate ‘safety’ related defects in the home unless you pay extra to protect your family?

What are the Inspector’s qualifications?

• How many years has the Home Inspector actually Inspected Homes?

• Has the Inspector been designated an ‘Expert Witness’

• Is the Inspector a ‘Professional Inspector’ qualified to educate, and formally train ‘new’ inspectors?

• Does your Inspector’s education far exceed the minimum required by the State Licensing Agencies?

How can your real estate agent ‘trick’ you?

• Price. Agents often convince their buyers to “shop for the lowest price.”

• Inspector Lists. Agents often produce a list of Inspectors that omit the names of the more thorough Inspectors in San Antonio and surrounding areas.

• The ‘Favorite Inspector’, the agent flat-out tells you that this is the only Inspector that ‘they’ would use.

If you bought a home full of defects, and if you believe you have been ‘duped’ by your agent…

• If you were talked out of obtaining a Home Inspection by your agent or Homebuilder, contact us.

• If you were given a ‘list’ of Home Inspectors and that list contained ‘approved’ Inspectors, contact us.

• If you were told to find the ‘cheapest’ inspector, call us.

• If your Inspector ‘missed’ defects in the home you purchased, contact us.

• If you were told by your agent or Inspector that the ‘Home Warranty’ would ‘cover’ a defect, and the Home Warranty Company denied your claim, contact us.

 

"If you're thinking of buying a house or any other real estate, call Mark Eberwine. Mark will find problems, major and minor, that other home inspectors will miss."
Sylvia Romo
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When doing research to determine your decision of potential Home Inspectors, there are many different Search Term Keywords that you should be aware of. If you are trying to determine how many times an Inspector has been sued, or how much of their time is spent wooing the real estate agents, or how much advertising the Inspector does with the real estate agents, do your homework.

You will need to search the state, city and county records for all of the different company names that some of the Inspectors have operated under. In addition, here is a partial list of the extensive list of Search Terms you will need for a proper keyword search:

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