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Just because you love a home doesn't mean it's a good idea to purchase it. Before finalizing the purchase, you always have the option of having the home inspected. And although the inspection is optional, here's why you should never skip it, no matter how great a home seems.

Brian and Jennifer Eisenman bought a brand new home. But even though it was brand new, they quickly began to notice that there were plenty of problems, big and small. Now, after two and a half years of fighting with the builder, Pulte Homes, the Eisenmans feel like they are getting nowhere.

When looking to purchase a new home, sometimes you just fall in love with a property. But once you have a home under contract, it pays to hire a home inspector before you buy. Never forgo the inspection just because you love a property, or you could be left with a real mess on your hands.

Most homeowners in Atlanta let their realtor make all of the important decisions while buying a property, including whether or not to have the house inspected, often leading to a disaster of pricey renovations that could’ve been avoided before previously buying their home.

Few other purchases in life can be more important than buying a home. That said one of the most important considerations when purchasing a home is ensuring that the right home inspector is chosen.

Buying a house today is one of the most exciting life events anyone can experience. With interest rates at a record low and prices of homes remaining highly competitive, this is a great time to become a first-time homebuyer.