Heading to an Open Houses? Look Out for These 7 Things

 

Heading to an Open Houses? Look Out for These 7 Things

If you’re in the market for a new home, you’ll likely head to plenty of open houses.

Here are seven things to keep an eye out for during your next home tour.

Signs of Water Damage – Look for water marks on the ceilings and walls. Be sure carpets are dry and be wary of a musty odor.

Foundation Cracks – Check for misaligned doors or windows, sticking doors or sloping floors. These may be signs the house is not solidly anchored.

Closet Space – Picture your things fitting into the existing closets. If you think perhaps there is not enough space, you’re probably right.

Storage Space – Think not just about closet space for clothes, but about space to store all your extras.

Water Pressure – Lackadaisical water pressure can be a big issue. Turn on the taps full blast for a minute to see how the water runs.

Natural Light – If you’re touring the home in bright daylight with all the lights on, turn the lights off to get a better idea of natural light.

Aging Roof – Check for an abundance of damaged or missing shingles, or signs of water damage in the attic.

 


If you are thinking of buying, this is a great starting point. Please visit https://bit.ly/33BYiPO or contact me anytime at brendaw@bhhsnv.com or 702-575-5215.

 

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