I have a couple friends who are professional home inspectors and really don't envy their positions. In our "sue everybody because nothing's my fault" society, the risk they take with every inspection is a bit nuts. If only people would take responsibility for their own actions.

Alas, enough of that. What does that inspector actually "do" anyway? While we're not going to get into the liability noise today (that's above my pay grade) I would like to talk a bit about the process in general and how you can make the most of this service. Let's get inspecting.

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