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When you’re buying a home, everyone has opinions—and sometimes, those opinions come with pressure. One of the most common situations buyers face is being pushed toward a home inspector recommended by their realtor. While many realtors are honest and helpful, the reality is simple:
You are only as good as your last inspection.
And when an inspector relies heavily on a specific realtor for referrals, it becomes far too easy for that inspector to “squint their eyes” and overlook problems to keep that gatekeeper happy.
A truly independent home inspector works for one person only:
the client.
A proper inspection provides a third-party, unbiased assessment of the property—not to rush a sale, not to protect anyone’s commission, and not to make the transaction smoother for an agent. It’s designed to serve and protect you today, tomorrow, and for the next 25–30 years you may own that home.
That’s why choosing your own inspector is one of the most important decisions you make in the buying process.
If your realtor strongly insists on using “their person,” it’s worth pausing for a moment.
You should ask yourself:
Why do they not want an outside inspector?
Are they worried about what a more thorough inspection might uncover?
Are they looking for a quick, easy sale?
The power should stay in your hands, not in someone else’s wallet. Your inspector’s loyalty should never be tied to the success of the sale.
B Sure Home Inspection
Services LLC
(856) 534-7676
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