10 Questions to Ask During a Home Tour
- Richard Medina
- Nov 13, 2024
- 2 min read
These questions can guide buyers in evaluating potential properties thoroughly and feeling more confident in their choices.
1. What are the property's main strengths and weaknesses?
Understanding the best and worst features can help set realistic expectations.
2. How old are the roof and HVAC system?
These essential systems can be expensive to repair or replace, so it's worth knowing their age and condition.
3. What’s the neighborhood like?
Explore nearby amenities, safety, and how well-suited it is for your lifestyle.
4. Are there any recent renovations or upgrades?
Ask if improvements have been made and, if so, ensure they were done to code.
5. Is there any known water damage or mold history?
Water damage can be costly to repair, so this question helps prevent surprises.
6. How energy efficient is the home?
With rising utility costs, understanding the home's energy efficiency can impact long-term expenses.
7. Are there any restrictions or HOA fees?
If the home is in a community with an HOA, be aware of any associated costs or rules.
8. What’s included in the sale?
Clarify what items will stay, such as appliances or light fixtures, so you can budget accordingly.
9. Are there any pending assessments or liens?
This helps you avoid any unexpected financial obligations after purchase.
10. Why is the owner selling?
The seller's motivation can reveal helpful insights about flexibility or urgency.
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