Condominium Inspection

The great part about buying a condo is that it usually requires less maintenance. However, some prospective buyers feel that a condo inspection is unnecessary since their homeowners association (HOA) will cover many issues. Unfortunately, this is a common misconception that can leave new owners on the hook for additional costs. An inspector can help identify issues before you make a commitment. A condo inspection will give you a thorough evaluation of the "walls in" on the property you are looking at, and you'll be able to make a better decision by having the inspection and reviewing the condominium association records.

When you need it

• Before purchasing a condo or townhome
• When reviewing HOA records and reserves