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because it is topical, here is a story of my friends new house disaster...
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by
Andie
i'd be asking for a refund from that inspector. jeez. -- nm
Posted by
colin (aka colinski)
Mar 20 '14, 06:31
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More than a refund. I'd be checking out his liability insurance. -- nm
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Roger More
Mar 20, 06:37
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Home Inspection contracts are pretty standard in limiting the Inspector's liability to the cost of the inspection. Caveat Emptor. -- nm
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landbeck
Mar 20, 06:59
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and if you think about it, no one would ever do home inspections if they could be put on the line for the cost of a house
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Reagen
Mar 20, 07:01
1
They'd cost closer to $10K -- nm
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landbeck
Mar 20, 07:02
my dad's stone chimney collapsed a month after he moved in. the engineer they hired to rebuild said that it should have been caught by the home insp.
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Moray Gerbson
Mar 20, 06:49
also.. thanks for the horror stories.. feelin' real good now ;)
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colin
Mar 20, 06:33
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heh, not trying to scare you, just, you know, sharing! -- nm
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Andie
Mar 20, 06:41
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well, carry on then.
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colin
Mar 20, 06:42
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