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Not all home inspectors are created equal. Here’s a guide to finding a reliable, skilled, and professional inspector.

Learn the top three types of defects to look our for in your DE home.

Learn why using a Brokerage’s Recommended Home Inspector May Not Be in Your Best Interest.

Watch Out for Attempts to Limit Buyer Negotiation Rights in Delaware Real Estate Transactions!

The area is experiencing an unprecedented building boom and quality is not guaranteed in your new build.

Here's what you should know about your new construction home builder warranty.

Just like other plumbing innovations, PEX materials and fittings have had problems. Learn more here.

Learn before you buy: See what meets VA lending requirements.

Most lenders will require a foundation compliance certification, per the guidelines set forth by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

The HVAC efficiency rating of 14 SEER is currently the standard for the southeastern region, but its now being increased.

Be sure not to overlook the warning signs of tree problems that could put your family and property at risk.

Before you buy a home, learn what meets FHA or VA lending requirements.

If you suspect there is asbestos in your flooring, it’s important to have it tested and, if confirmed, have it properly removed, and the area remediated before you begin replacing it.

Tenant advice: Make an honest effort to get the house ready to rent-just like it was when you moved in.

Here are some things you can do to mitigate problems during a post-tenancy walk-through.

Here’s what you need to know about the National Pest Management Association (NPMA)-33 Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report.

Universal design is a concept that seeks to make homes as physically accessible and barrier-free as possible—improving safety and utility.

Short Answer: Yes, you should insist on an independent home inspection by a licensed New Residential Structures (NRS) Certified Home Inspector. Here is why...