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Just about every Resale
(used)
house runs the risk of having breakdowns in its'
systems and appliances. The trouble is, you don't
know when and you don't know how much it will cost
to repair them. Your Home Inspector isn't expected
to tell the future or find things that are hidden
and may break after you move in. So you are on
your own ... Until Now.
You could buy a
HS-Warranty
but why not negotiate one into the purchase price.
After all it's not much to ask for the Seller to
provide (or at
least pay for) a
little reassurance that all will be well with the
systems and
appliances in the house they are selling you. At the
price of houses these days, not having to worry
about repair bills for a while is a welcome relief
for your already over-stretched bank account.
Right after your Home
Inspection is the ideal time to introduce Home
Systems Warranty into your discussions with the
Seller. Visit
www.HomeSystemsWarranty.com
for a list of Approved Warranty Inspectors
(AWI) who can pre-screen your house for Warranty
coverage, as part of their regular inspection
process.
Some Realtors resist
this, saying, "it complicates the sale". But they
said the same thing about Home Inspections 25 years
ago but now every house has one. In the USA 60 to
90% of home sales have a Home Service Warranty and
for the most part, the Seller pays for it. |
you can add extra years (up to 3 in total) and
upgrade to the Premium plan which adds coverage for
the breakdown and repair of 11 permanent and
semi-permanent appliances 
logo in real estate ads. You will see the Gold
sign topper at the houses you visit. Or go to
Your
Real Estate Agent appreciates your sticking with
them through the home buying process. Many people
don't realize how hard the Agent works to help you
get what you want and they only get paid if you stay
with them all the way to the finish. So to thank you
and to encourage your loyalty, many Realtors offer a
Home Systems Warranty as an incentive.
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