Anyone who has been in any trade, business, or life, long enough knows that people will disagree on subjects they claim to be knowledgeable about. Home Inspectors run into this maybe more than most (less doctors, auto technicians, and IT specialists).
So a home inspection report gives a thumbs down on the foundation with the caveat to get a structural engineer in to validate what's going on with the foundation wall that is bowed outward. Seller jumps in to be helpful (and close the deal) and hires an engineer that says "A-Ok". First-time buyer logically says, "Hmmm, who should I believe?"
So a home inspection report gives a thumbs down on the foundation with the caveat to get a structural engineer in to validate what's going on with the foundation wall that is bowed outward. Seller jumps in to be helpful (and close the deal) and hires an engineer that says "A-Ok". First-time buyer logically says, "Hmmm, who should I believe?"
