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“Cheap work isn’t good, and good work isn’t cheap.” You can’t hire the lowest bidder, let them cut every corner, and then get mad when the inspector reports it. This P-trap was made from corrugated pipe — the kind you’d expect under a sink at a campsite, not a flipped home. If you don’t hire qualified trades, you’re not saving money — you’re just shifting the blame later. Inspectors don’t cause problems. We find them. Hire the right people before you sell, and you won’t have to explain this kind

Waiving the inspection contingency. Look, I get it. You’re in a multiple offer situation and your agent tells you waiving inspection will make your offer stronger. And yeah, it might. But here’s what nobody tells you about what happens after you win: You own EVERYTHING that’s wrong with that house. The foundation crack the seller knew about but didn’t disclose? Yours. The roof that’s got 2 years left? Yours. The electrical panel that’s a fire hazard? All yours. I’ve watched buyers waive inspecti