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| 33. |
Select
your house inspector and set up your
appointment to inspect your new home.
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| 34. |
Meet
your house inspector at your new home.
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| 35. |
You
should expect your house inspector to
give you a page by page inspection report
of all systems of your new home at the
completion of the 2-4 hour inspection. |
| 36. |
Review
your house inspection report with Bob
Northern to determine which defective
items you want to have corrected by
the seller. |
| 37. |
Sign
a “House Inspection Request For
Repairs Addendum”. |
| 38. |
Agree
to house inspection addendum with seller
or terminate contract. |
| 39. |
You
should call your lender and tell them
you have found your new home and the
house inspection has been completed
to your satisfaction. |
| 40. |
You
need to pay your lender for the appraisal
on your new home. You don’t want
to pay for the appraisal on your new
home until after you are satisfied with
the house inspection. Many times severe
problems are uncovered that the seller
is not willing to fix. You don’t
want to pay for an appraisal on a house
you’re not going to buy! |
| 41. |
Bob
Northern will forward to your lender
your contract to purchase your new home,
the contract information sheet and all
pertinent addenda, etc. |
| 42. |
If
your contract to purchase your new home
includes an extended warranty coverage
from American Home Shield or similar
insurer, your new home will be enrolled
into the warranty program at this point.
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| 43. |
Contact
your moving company and lock in a moving
date. |
| 44. |
Give
your loan officer any additional documentation
they request promptly. |
| 45. |
House
is appraised for the contract price.
If not, renegotiate the contract. |
| 46. |
Your
loan is approved. Are there any conditions? |
| 47. |
Clear
any conditions of your loan approval. |
| 48. |
Unconditional
loan approval is received. |
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