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House Pests

Water Damage

Termite Damage

Toxic Mold

Potential Water Problems

House Cleaning Problems

Wood Damage

Poor House Repairs

Good House Repairs

House Parts

Framing

Roof Framing

Stucco Lath

Structural Problems

Cable And Television

Unfinished Drywall

Arbors

Decks

Fencing

Landscaping

Lawn

Patios

Planters And Flower Beds

Plants

Retaining Wall

Sprinklers

Swimming Pools

Trees

Ponds and Streams

Ramps Ladders Bridges

Neighborhood Problems

Sink Hole

Driveways

Backyard

Front Yard

House Lot

Sheds

Site Drainage

Soil

Streets

Utilities

Walkways

Phone

Mail Boxes

Sidewalks

Septic Tank

Air Conditioning

Attic

Basement

Ceilings

Doors

Electrical

Flooring

Heating

Insulation

Interior Walls

Plumbing

Fireplace

Washer And Dryer

Cabinets

Stairs

Bedrooms

Hallways

Living Rooms

Kitchens

Bathrooms

Closets

 
Trash Can Curb Problems
 

Look around the neighborhood to see if there are any trash cans in front of the houses or in the streets.

Some homeowners will leave their trash cans in the streets or in front of their homes as a convenience to them, while bothering some of their neighbors.

Look for things that could bother you while driving around the neighborhood.

While doing a house inspection, it's pretty easy to look around the neighborhood for things that you might not like to look at. If you find any of these, simply say to yourself can I live in this neighborhood, looking at that, whatever it is.

 

 

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