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American Society of Home Inspectors
(ASHI)
The American Society of Home Inspectors® is a national professional
organization of home inspector's with members throughout the United States and
Canada. |
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Trial
transcripts Very interesting reading. This
is what can happen when the inspection company is to cozy with the real
estate industry. This is why its important to contract an independent home
inspector and not one suggested by your Realtor. |
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Independent
Home Inspectors of North America Independent
Home Inspectors of North America is a professional organization dedicated
to helping prospective homebuyers become aware of the conflict between the real estate industry and the home
inspection industry. Absolute Home Inspections is proud to be an independent home
inspector. Let us protect you, the buyer! |
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Ten
Things Your Real Estate Broker Won't Tell You
Information for buyers and sellers. Pay special attention to
number 7. This again illustrates the
need for an independent home inspector.
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NJ Homeguide.com - NJ's Ultimate Home
Resource
This award-winning site features how-to articles for buyers, sellers, Realtors®
and a 23 page For Sale by Owner (FSBO) tutorial. Whether you're looking for a
new home, financing, real estate books, mortgage calculators or lots of free
stuff, you'll find it here! |
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When
you're ready to buy or sell, I'll take you from contract to closing.
Shouldn't you have your own attorney--someone who can "go to
bat" exclusively for you? Do what so many others have done, --relax--let us handle your real estate
transaction!
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 This
site is must reading for home buyers and sellers. Just click on the link
and it will take you to their home inspection page. Many of your home inspection questions may
be answered here! |
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 All wells in the State of New Jersey must be tested prior to the sale of the
property. If you have question about the New Jersey Private Well Testing
Act just click on the above link.
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Reducing
The Fire Hazard in Aluminum-Wired Homes
Description of methods to reduce the
fire hazards of aluminum-wired homes. Extensive research, experience, and
expert resources are cited. This report is based on twenty years of
investigation and testing of aluminum wire branch circuit connections.
Included are investigations of in-home performance, burnouts, and fires,
laboratory testing, and extensive review of industry and public agency test
results and documents. The laboratory testing and investigations have been
performed primarily for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC),
for litigants and insurance interests with respect to fires which may be
aluminum wire related, and for Canadian consumer groups, among others. |
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"Fire
Hazards in Federal Pacific Electrical Panels" Information
for building inspectors, home buyers, home owners, electricians exploring
the background of possible hazards associated with Federal Pacific Electric
Stab-lok circuit breakers and service panels. |
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Asbestos
Awareness The Consumer Product Safety
Commission warns consumers about the hazard of exposure to consumer products
containing asbestos. For more
information on asbestos click here. |
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Black
Stains/Ghosting Builders are never more
surprised than when they walk into one of their newly built model homes and
find black stains at wall-to-floor joints and on previously pristine
carpeting underneath doorways. What causes these stains and how can builders
and homeowners prevent them? |
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Real
Estate Promo Access the
FREE Ultimate Step-by-Step Real Estate Business Success Guide to Starting,
Growing and Expanding Your Own Real Estate Investing Career. |
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Illusions
Set by Agents Who Work With Brokers That List Properties for Sale Most
home buyers cannot begin to conceive how the real estate industry
functions, putting buyers at a disadvantage. Even with new laws that
appear to give home buyers fair opportunities, agents with most
traditional brokers cannot and do not provide the protection buyers need
when the agent attempts to provide buyer agency service. |
Information
for the consumer from the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Welcome
to New Jersey's Source for EIFS
Exterior
Insulating and Finish System
is a synthetic building cladding material introduced to New Jersey in
the early 1980s. It was designed to mimic the look of real stucco, yet
be easier and cheaper for homebuilders to install. Unfortunately, EIFS
has also brought with it a host of shortcomings, notably drainage and
moisture intrusion problems on wood-frame residential construction that
began to emerge in 1995. As these barrier systems began to fail, many families
discovered extensive rotting around windows, doors and other external
frame penetrations. Worse, others found substantial internal frame
rotting and damage to their homes. Still others reported pest
infestation and even extensive mold growth. That situation would be bad
enough if it were a surprise. But, it wasn't.
Biological Pollutants in Your Home
This guidance will help you understand:
- what indoor biological pollution is;
- whether your home or lifestyle promotes its development; and,
- how to control its growth and buildup.
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