Real Estate Terms From Home Inspections to Personal Property
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Real Estate Terms: From Home Inspections to Personal Property
Understanding Key Real Estate Concepts
Navigating the world of real estate is much easier when you're familiar with essential terms. This ongoing series will explore key definitions, starting with home inspections.
1) Home Inspection
A home inspection involves a detailed examination of a property's condition. Inspectors review everything from the roof to the foundation, focusing on plumbing, heating, air conditioning, fixtures like sinks and tubs, and any included appliances. Their expertise helps identify issues that typical buyers might overlook, rather than discussing visible elements like wall colors or carpet conditions.
2) Home Warranty Policy
A home warranty policy is an insurance plan covering repairs for various systems such as heating, air conditioning, and plumbing, as well as appliance repairs during the first year of ownership. These policies, which often include a deductible, can be purchased by either the buyer or the seller on behalf of the buyer.
3) Limited Power of Attorney
This document grants someone the legal authority to act and sign documents on behalf of the buyer or seller during a real estate transaction. For instance, a friend of mine gave his wife limited power of attorney to complete their home sale while he was deployed with the National Guard. Happily, he has since returned home.
4) Personal Property
Personal property refers to items not permanently attached to the home, such as standalone appliances, movable play equipment, furniture, and potted plants.
Stay tuned for our next article, where we'll explore terms like Pre-Approval Lender Letters. Understanding these concepts can greatly ease your real estate journey.
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