MRP Home Inspections

Whether it's a buyer's market or a seller's market, never skip the home inspection.

There are contract contingencies that impact sellers before closing on a home. One is the home inspection. You'll need to make your home available to the home inspection service and be ready to negotiate with the buyers should the inspection reveal any needed repairs. https://goto.sc/3QaS

Remember, there are no dumb questions. We love to help home buyers learn more about the homes they want to buy.

A home inspection should be an essential part of the buying process. Although a home may look good inside and out upon initial inspection, a closer look through the home inspector's magnifying glass can reveal hidden defects.
Don't purchase a new home without the peace of mind only a home inspection can give you. Give our office a call today at (760) 298-5420 to schedule yours. Your family's safety is too important to leave to chance! https://goto.sc/3P0a

The best time of year to buy a new home depends on what you are looking for, according to Zillow. For instance, you'll find the biggest inventory of homes in the summer, but you'll find better prices in November or December. Another finding was that April has the most new listings of homes and August has the most price cuts. https://goto.sc/3NPu

Did you know that bad air quality in your home can lead to chronic health issues such as heart disease and lung problems? According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 3 million people die each year from illnesses attributed to household air pollution.

We can inspect your home and perform an indoor air quality evaluation so you can have peace of mind for you and your family.

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Here's a quick breakdown of professionals who may look at your home before the closing day:

An appraiser determines your home's approximate value.
A city inspector determines if it's up to code.
A home inspector helps you determine the condition of a home and its most important — and costly — systems and features.