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Represented: Seller
706 X
Deer Park, TX, 77536
MLS# 25621743 (HAR)
Broker: eXp Realty, LLC
Represented: Seller
Represented: Seller
3610 Clover
Deer Park, TX, 77536
MLS# 47881789 (HAR)
Broker: eXp Realty, LLC
Represented: Seller
Represented: Buyer
14815 Highland
Montgomery, TX, 77316
MLS# 67115286 (HAR)
Broker: BHGRE Gary Greene
Represented: Buyer
Yes, only if the seller will give it to you because the seller does not have to provide this information. I\'m a licensed Texas home inspector, (License # 21679) and owner of Inspect TEXAS. My report template states \"This inspection report is the property of buyer\". Inspection reports are not listed in MLS or any where else and are typically only distributed to the buyer and to buyer\'s agent. So, even if a different buyer wanted to see the last inspection report on a property they are interested in, there is really no other option than to try and get it from the seller. A home inspection is a snapshot of the home\'s condition at that given time and since conditions in a home change over time, usually for the worst, I\'m really not sure why anyone would want to see an old home inspection report unless the buyer is wanting to use it instead of getting their own inspection performed. This is the largest investment of a life time, don\'t trust it to some inspector you know nothing about. Do your own homework, read reviews and get an inspector you are comfortable with.
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