How long will the roof and other major home systems before? Is it possible that a ceiling of 25 years?
I am looking to buy a house in Florida and I found my real estate agent who she thinks is a good buy. It is owned by the bank and I learned some things about the house through local government agencies where you are, I wonder if it's business as well. For example, records of the county show that the roof was replaced or repaired for about 25 years and the water heater is nearly 20 years. The bank may sell the property without disclosing any problems or anything that could cost the buyer a lot of money to repair? I use the guaranteed home loan VA, and I think it will not approve the loan if you notice signs of major works needed. I just posted a lender of forms that have begun the process of assessing VA. What options do I have if I sign a contract? I know I should do an inspection, but I do not want to spend money if it appears that there will be too many repairs that the bank will not be covered.
The ceilings are 50 years rather common. Inspect. A water heater is not much, are very cheap. Banks sell no revelations at all, never lived there, have no idea what could be wrong. You are responsible for having to your own inspection. Banks are sold as is, do not count on them to cover something. If you need us in the perfect home only in the houses look perfect if you need something new, we focus only on new homes. Your realtor should be a wealth of knowledge about houses, and be able to state the obvious. As the roof, which should have sold hundreds of homes and have an idea if it will happen or not. Most problems structure are obvious to anyone who was in some cases and can be found.