- 1. Check the structural integrity and building materials used in the construction.
- 2. Have the home professionally inspected by a certified inspector.
- 3. Check the roof for signs of wear or damage.
- 4. Make sure the plumbing is in good working order.
- 5. Inspect the wiring and electrical systems for safety.
- 6. Test all appliances to ensure they are functioning properly.
- 7. Check the ventilation to ensure proper air flow.
- 8. Look for signs of mold and mildew.
- 9. Test the windows and doors for sound proofing and energy efficiency.
- 10. Examine the walls and floors for any cracks or damage.
- 11. Ensure the paint or wallpaper is in good condition.
- 12. Check for any pest infestation.
- 13. Inspect the insulation in the walls and attic to ensure it is up to code.
- 14. Make sure all fixtures and hardware are installed properly.
- 15. Check for proper drainage around the home.
- 16. Make sure the home is up to local building codes and regulations.
- 17. Check for any water damage or dampness.
- 18. Test the heating and cooling systems.
- 19. Look for signs of structural movement or shifting.
- 20. Make sure the home has a proper safety system installed.
