Category: Real Estate

🏡 How Realtors Can Reconnect with Home Inspectors in NH (Now That We’re Back in the Game)

Let’s be honest — the last hand-full of years have been a little… different. Between the bidding wars, waived inspections, and “as-is” deals flying off the shelf, many agents and inspectors haven’t been working together as often as we used to. Now that the market’s normalizing (and buyers are taking a breath again), NH home… Read More »

The Biggest Red Flag on a Home Inspection (From an NH Home Inspector’s Perspective)

If you’re a realtor in New Hampshire, you’ve probably been asked this question more than once: What’s the biggest red flag on a home inspection? As an experienced NH Home Inspector, I’ve inspected homes all across the Granite State—from old farmhouses to brand-new builds. Every inspection in New Hampshire turns up something: maybe a roof… Read More »

Your Guide to Purchasing a Vacation Home

Your Guide to Purchasing a Vacation Home  ~An Interview with Josh Johnson, Realtor with Johnson Properties~ Many families make it a tradition to head to picturesque New Hampshire to enjoy their favorite vacation spot each year. Whether your family’s spot is in the exquisite white mountains or on a beautiful lake, it undoubtedly offers incredible… Read More »

What Makes a Bedroom a Bedroom?

What Makes a Bedroom a Bedroom? As a certified New Hampshire home inspector we are frequently asked, “What makes a bedroom a bedroom?”.  Many people think that a room needs to have a closet in order to qualify as a bedroom.  While this is a universally accepted standard, good luck finding any type of authority… Read More »

What are the benefits to doing a Home Inspection prior to selling your home?

One of the advantages to having a pre-listing inspection prior to selling your property is giving the homeowner the opportunity to see the house from an unbiased third party standpoint. This isn’t as much for the buyer as its 99.9% for the seller.  This does demonstrate to potential buyers the homeowners’ willingness to go above… Read More »