Barb Schlinker The Real Estate Voice

Barb, When Buyers Do a Home Inspection, Typically they are checking to see if the home is in functional condition, what are some Inspection Blunders You have Seen and How to Sellers Watch out for Them? 1. Inspectors are NOT licensed in the state of CO2. For our Errors and Omission Insurance to be Valid, we as licensed agents CANNOT let an unlicensed person go in the house on their own…yet1. Weekly, I get requests from agents asking if we can give out the code to let inspectors spend 3 hours in someone’s home touching every system on their own without an escort.  Not only is this behavior a license law violation but it invalidates our insurance!2. I’ve caught agents, going to the home, letting them in THEN LEAVING DURING THE INSPECTION1. I’m not sure what agents have to do other than represent their clients (of which they are getting thousands and thousands of dollars to do…but not attending to their buyer’s due diligence, to me, is a failure to represent the client.2. As a result, if the seller is NOT present