Home inspector

Hiring a home inspector will help you know if the foundation, roof, heating and cooling systems, and more are in good shape before you buy.

Home inspectors check a lot, but they don't check everything. Here's what they aren't eyeballing, and what you can do so you're truly covered.

These things home inspectors wish you knew can help sellers prepare for a home sale and make buyers aware of maintenance issues that affect how your home ages.

Are you thinking of becoming a home inspector? Find out the average salary for this profession and if it's the right career move for you.

When it comes to safety, bathrooms tend to fall on the more dangerous side of the spectrum, a home inspector says.

Purchasing a home is no small investment. And a few months after handling your closing costs is not the moment you want to incur a four- or five-figure surprise — like, say, learning that the roof of your recent purchase needs to be replaced. This is where the importance of the home inspection comes in.

If you're wondering how to find a good home inspector, you're not alone. No matter how amazing a home looks, you'll want to kick those tires before you buy.

Home inspection red flags Joe says you should never ignore, and some that you can potentially overlook…at least for now.

Home buyers: What’s included in a home inspection may not be as important as what isn’t. Discover eight surprising things home inspectors can’t say.