1st townhouse inspection

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Originally Posted By: bfordyce
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hey


Any tips or possible situations that may occur on My 1st townhouse inspection

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Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Pay special attention to fire wall seperations.

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Inspection Nirvana!


We're NACHI. Get over it.

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Originally Posted By: bsmith
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You might not find a main disconnect in the panel. Sometimes multiple occupancy structures have the main disconnects for the units in a utility shed or other such building.

–
Bill Smith


www.SmithHomeInspection.com


“The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.” A. Einstien

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Originally Posted By: dandersen
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Watch for anything that may effect the neighbors.


Leaks or liability issues.

Point out that they should read and fully understand all association responsibilities. There is fine line somewhere between theirs and yours. If they don't take care of theirs, it might become Yours!

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Originally Posted By: chorne
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Don’t miss any fogged windows. most assoc. only repair roof and


exterior siding and trim. Not windows


Carla

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Originally Posted By: bsmith
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Quote:

Don't miss any fogged windows. most assoc. only repair roof and
exterior siding and trim.


Not all associations cover the roof. Have your client check with the Assoc. regarding exterior surfaces.

--
Bill Smith
www.SmithHomeInspection.com
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." A. Einstien
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Originally Posted By: gporter
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Look for electrical violations if it is a conversion from apartments. They try to add washer and dryer’s that were not originally there.

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Gary Porter


GLP’s Home and Mold Inspections LLC


Orlando, Fl 32828


321-239-0621


www.homeandmoldinspections.com

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Originally Posted By: chorne
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Hey Bill,


no offense, most and not all are the same thing icon_wink.gif

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Originally Posted By: lwillick
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Brok:


Try to stay away from strata area inspections. In our area the inspector can be held liable for an entire complex if he / she is not careful.


Regards


larry