Most homeowners don’t fail because they’re reckless. They fail because they don’t know what matters. This community teaches you the difference between: noise and danger cosmetic and catastrophic cheap now and expensive later Start asking smarter questions.

Most homeowners don’t fail because they’re careless. They fail because: - they rely on surface appearances - they don’t know what to look for - they trust too easily - they don’t understand what actually matters This community exists because: You deserve to know what’s going on with your house. Not guess. Not hope. Not Google. This space will teach you: - how homes age - where problems hide - what’s expensive vs what’s cosmetic - how to think in systems — not symptoms ✅You won’t get fear here. You'll get clarity. ✅You won’t get sales pressure. You’ll get understanding. Start using the Inspect Your Own Home Community now and eliminate the pain of doing nothing. 📸Post photos. 💬Ask questions. ⚠️Observe patterns. 💪Learn judgment. 💡This is where confusion ends. — John

Get in early and join the community because for a limited time, entry is FREE...we'll be uploading lots of material to share. Requirements: 1-Introduce yourself and share what's your stage in the process...homeowner , homebuyer, currently renting 2-What's your biggest fear about buying a home 3-Get ready to be among like minded people all wanting to know more about their home Be alert and get engaged in the movement to know more about your home and eliminate the pain of the unexpected $$$$ pit scenario. You're part of this growing community as we begin to put resources out to you so you can be confident in your home. Share your biggest and smallest home issues with the group as we help each other out as you and the community all learn how to Inspect Your Own Home.

On June 6, the state finalized new Home Inspection Regulations that will reshape how inspections, contingencies, and repair negotiations are handled in real estate transactions. These rules go into effect for contracts signed after October 15, 2025 — and they’ll directly affect buyers, agents, and inspectors alike. Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s changing: 🔹 More flexibility for buyers and sellers to negotiate inspection timing 🔹 New exemptions (including new construction) 🔹 Clearer liability rules for real estate agents 🔹 Updates that redefine how inspection contingencies and repair estimates are managed Inside the Inspect Your Own Home Community, we’re already unpacking what these changes mean for everyday buyers and homeowners — especially those who want to feel confident, informed, and in control of the inspection process. 💬 Join the conversation: How do you think these new laws will affect first-time buyers or inspection-waived offers? How many of you think other states will follow this initiative? Share your thoughts below — this is exactly the kind of change we’re here to prepare for together. 🙌

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