Posted by John T on September 20, 2010 at 20:21:46 from (66.244.97.31):
In Reply to: OT. Home inspections posted by Leroy on September 20, 2010 at 19:41:03:
A hired home inspector is paid for and furnishes a supposedly "expert" OPINION soooooo one way to challenge it is to hire your own inspector and obtain his "expert" opinion.......Only trouble is what if he agrees !!!!!!!!!!!! If he disagrees then its "the battle of the experts"
Theres no harm in getting a "second opinion" and then if you like it your job is to convince others (like prospective buyers) its more accurate and correct and give sound reasons why such as your inspector is more experienced and knowledgeable etc etc. If I were a potential buyer Id hire my own, however, instead of blindly trusting one the homeowner hired.
Not much you can do if you dont like or agree with an inspectors opinion other then prove it wrong but wary buyers may be naturally suspicious.
Im assuming youre talking hired inspectors NOT city or county??? If a government official rendered the opinion (regardless if right or wrong as rain) you dislike THEN YOURE REALLY SCREWED and my advice above may not work at all
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