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Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most of us will ever make—and yet, it’s surprising how often the focus stays on paint colour, flooring and appliances, while the real threats lie in what we can’t see. According to an article from Realtor.com , three especially dangerous risks that often surface during a home inspection are: lead, asbestos and radon. 1. Lead: An Old Foe with New Risks If the house was built before 1978 (in the U.S. context) or in older

In a recent article , the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) explores a growing trend: more homebuyers are choosing to waive inspection contingencies to make their offers more competitive.  In such highly competitive markets, skipping a home inspection can seem like a shortcut — but it’s raising eyebrows among state regulators and real-estate professionals alike.   What’s Happening According to NAR, about 21%  of buyers in September waived the inspection contingency—up f

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