In almost every case, yes. A home inspection is one of the most valuable steps a buyer can take to protect a major investment.
An inspection reveals a home's true condition, including issues you can't see during a showing. That knowledge helps you avoid costly surprises after you move in.
If the inspection uncovers problems, you may be able to request repairs, negotiate a credit or price reduction, or, if allowed by your contract, cancel and keep your deposit.
In competitive markets, some buyers consider waiving inspections to strengthen an offer. This carries real risk, and it's a decision to make carefully with your agent's guidance.
Reach out and I'll help you weigh inspection options so your offer is both competitive and protected.
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