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If you’re buying a home in North Carolina, you’re probably already bracing for the whirlwind of inspections, negotiations, and paperwork. But one of the most overlooked (yet critical) parts of that process? Picking the right home inspector. And by “right,” I mean licensed, insured, and not your Uncle Bob with a flashlight and opinions.

Here’s the thing: just because a home inspector shows up doesn’t mean they’re covered if something goes sideways. I’ve seen it more than once—a well-meaning inspector tries to poke around in the attic, misses a joist, and crash! We’ve now got a foot dangling through the ceiling of the guest room. Guess who’s liable? Spoiler alert: it’s not the seller.

In North Carolina, buyers are responsible for their own inspectors, and if that inspector isn’t licensed or doesn’t carry liability and workers’ comp insurance? Well, things can get messy fast. That’s why I’m breaking down what to ask your inspector before they ever set foot on the property—and why it’s not just about peace of mind, but real dollars and liability.

And if you're a real estate professional? Buckle up. You’ve got some homework to do too.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or just trying to keep your tail covered with smart policies, I’ve got your back. 📞 Call me at 704-507-5500 or 📧 shoot me an email at [email protected]. I’m here to help you ask better questions—and avoid expensive surprises.

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