Home inspection: Don't buy without it
When defects are found, know how to assess them
By Dian Hymer, Monday, February 23, 2009.Easton v. Strassburger, a landmark California lawsuit in 1984, changed the way residential housing defects were dealt with when a home is sold. Before the Easton case, the credo was buyer beware. Today, few buyers would consider buying a home without first having it inspected by a competent home inspector.
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