CREIA Explains Common
Myths & Realties About Home Inspections

> Part One Myths:
- You only need a general contractor to do a home inspection.
- A termite inspection is all you need to know about a home you’re buying.

> Part Two Myths:
- All home inspectors’ credentials are the same, as long as they are certified.
- An inspection report isn’t needed as long as a qualified person just tells you about the property.

> Part Three Myths:
- The inspection report is a seller’s repair list.
- A home for sale “As-Is” does not need an inspection.

> Part Four Myths:
- A newly constructed home does not need an inspection.
- An inspection is not needed as long as an appraiser has viewed the property.

> Part Five Myths:
- A “walk through” at closing is the same as a home inspection.
- If you are not buying or selling a home, you don’t need an inspection.

> Part Six Myths:
- You don’t need to present at an inspection.
- You should always hire the inspector recommended by your REALTOR®.
- You don’t need a professional inspector when you can do it yourself.
- All inspector organizations are the same.

> Part Seven Myths:
- A home seller doesn’t need to prepare for an inspection.
- Inspectors are all the same, so hire the lowest priced one.

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