You’re going to close escrow on a new home and it’s time to perform the final walkthrough. Whether you’re buying a newly constructed house or a resale, the walkthrough is your final opportunity to confirm that the house you contracted for would be your house you’re getting. Be particularly vigilant if the house is a quick sale or foreclosure as owners in distress frequently remove things they shouldn’t. Don’t treat the walkthrough as a home inspection, but regard it as an assessment of items and work promised. Repairs Following a home inspection, sellers frequently agree to make certain repairs. Make confident the repair invoices are left for your review and also check that all have already been completed. Look for the warranties on appliances and instruction booklets. In a new home, confirm that inadequate construction work was remediated. Appliances Carrying your purchase agreement, be certain that all the appliances which…
Walkthrough Checklists
