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These houses are built like shit. You would almost think its being built in China with how many corners are cut and how badly things are assembled. I have a feeling that a lot of the labor being used are illegal aliens too and that they just half ass it to get done with the job and onto the next one as quickly as possible.

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>Built by Oakwood Homes, the property has since turned into an 'absolute nightmare,' she told her followers while pouring out her frustrations in a tearful video that has since gained hundreds of thousands of views. Despite paying $3,400 per month for the property, the homeowner claims the house is 'falling apart,' with a host of serious issues including plumbing leaks, mold, uneven flooring, and garage flooding.

These houses are built like shit. You would almost think its being built in China with how many corners are cut and how badly things are assembled. I have a feeling that a lot of the labor being used are illegal aliens too and that they just half ass it to get done with the job and onto the next one as quickly as possible. Archive: https://archive.today/ngOvm From the post: >>Built by Oakwood Homes, the property has since turned into an 'absolute nightmare,' she told her followers while pouring out her frustrations in a tearful video that has since gained hundreds of thousands of views. Despite paying $3,400 per month for the property, the homeowner claims the house is 'falling apart,' with a host of serious issues including plumbing leaks, mold, uneven flooring, and garage flooding.
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[–] • 2 pts

For $1,600, she could have avoided that nightmare. I bought a house recently and spent $1,600 for a private inspection. The list of items the inspector found was impressive. I went through the list and picked 5 items I wanted mitigated before I would buy the house. I left some items knowing the seller wouldn't fix them. But that was my decision to make. In the end, I knew all the potential problems.

People buying a home without this inspection are begging for problems.

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Right, the information you get from the inspection will give you a lot of haggling power in the price negotiation. You should at the very least, be able to convince the seller to come off the price for the amount of the inspection, so thats basically free.

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In CO the inspectors are actually licensed and certified too. That is not the same for every state. Just know you get what you pay for ;)

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It's the largest investment you will make. You can skip the inspection it's probably be okay.