After your home inspection, your real estate agent will help you manage your expectations and understand your options as you read the home inspection report. Don’t let a long report scare you: Those 50-item reports, even though they’re a lot of small things, tend to cause buyers to panic. But loose railings, torn carpet, or slow drains are relatively minor. Focus on the larger-ticket items such as HVACs and roofs that would cost more to repair.
Know what inspections cover — and what they don’t: Inspections evaluate safety and functionality, not code compliance. You may need extra inspections — like for pools, septic, radon, or mold — depending on the location and the home.
Attend the inspection: Being present will likely help you learn more about the home and feel reassured. If you show up for the final 20 minutes, you can hear directly from the inspector. That may be more enlightening and reassuring than doing a deep dive into a long home inspection report. Check out below to see what sold in The Townes at Liberty Park in September 2025:
44701 Ellery Lane, Novi: 2 bedrooms, 1.1 bathrooms, 1,212 sq. feet, 1 car garage, Sold Price: $272,000
The Townes at Liberty Park Home Sold
September 2025
For more information on The Townes at Liberty Park, contact The DiMora Team today at 248-505-7728 or jim@dimora.com.