Beware of dangers when accepting inaccurate vendor reports Risks with inaccurate vendor reports. QBIS. "FREE" REPORTS CAN BE VERY COSTLY. BUYERS BEWARE OF BUILDING REPORTS HANDED OUT BY REAL ESTATE AGENTS OR SELLERS! Potential fire danger not identified in a report paid for by a vendor (seller). Insulation has accumulated around down-lights and electrical [...]
Stumps leaning from retaining wall movement. Pressure from retaining wall and stump movement. QBIS. This serious problem was also causing the house to move. Access to replace the retaining wall and stumps was not possible to achieve using machinary because of limited access and no boundary clearance because of the building age. Considerable [...]
Inaccurate building report carried out for a home seller Home sellers inaccurate building report. Problems missed or severely understated by a building inspection service. The inspector was Acting on behalf of a seller and recommended by the agent. QBIS. Considerable sagging to roof and ceiling: This roof was supported off a binder beam [...]
These examples should be a warning to buyers that accept building reports from sellers and/or agents. Learn how a costly home sellers report missed and understated faults in a building inspection report to help achieve a sale for the agent. QBIS. Columns rusting significantly. Columns supporting a three level 10 year old house [...]
Roof problems that were understated in a building inspection report. Understated roof problems. QBIS. This roof of a two storey house, according to the selling agent was “passed” in a previous building inspection! Importance of photos to bring roof problems to you Armed with photos and a detailed report my client decided to terminate [...]
