why does a good home inspector get tagged as deal killer for identifying the home's issues? We don't just make up issues found during the home inspection process, after all we are specifically trained to find these issues. This is what our clients are paying us for in the first place. As home inspectors, we get paid to identify and document the actual and true condition of the home we are inspecting. Any way you look at it that is our job. Some in this industry claim that the deal killer is too critical. I ask, how is it possible to be too critical when you are a home inspector? The very nature of this profession is to identify what is right and what is wrong with a home.
I wish realtors in general would agree that the "home inspector" is NOT the deal killer but the house may be!
I wish realtors in general would agree that the "home inspector" is NOT the deal killer but the house may be!
