#Building inspector

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Building inspection is important because it helps ensure the safety of buildings. It also gives a legal basis for construction approval. Building inspections are a great way to avoid costly mistakes. An expert can spot problems that may not have been noticed by the owner. This is especially true for new structures.

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The Hidden Benefits of Pre-Purchase Inspections Revealed

In the realm of real estate transactions, the term "Pre-Purchase Inspection" often comes up in conversations between buyers, sellers, and real estate agents. It's a crucial step in the home buying process that can uncover hidden issues and potentially save buyers from making costly mistakes. However, the benefits of pre-purchase inspections extend far beyond just uncovering defects in a property. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the hidden advantages of pre-purchase inspections and how they can provide invaluable insights for both buyers and sellers alike.

What is a Pre-Purchase Inspection?

Before we delve into the hidden benefits, let's first clarify what a pre-purchase inspection entails. A pre-purchase inspection, also known as a property or building inspection, is a thorough examination of a property's condition conducted by a qualified inspector. This inspection typically covers various aspects of the property, including structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, roofing, and more. The primary goal of a pre purchase inspection is to identify any existing or potential issues that may impact the property's value or safety.

Why Pre-Purchase Inspections Matter

Identifying Hidden Defects: One of the most obvious benefits of pre-purchase inspections is their ability to uncover hidden defects within a property. These defects may not be immediately visible to the untrained eye but could potentially lead to costly repairs down the line. By identifying these issues upfront, buyers can negotiate repairs or adjustments to the purchase price before finalizing the deal.

Ensuring Safety and Peace of Mind: A thorough pre-purchase inspection can provide buyers with peace of mind knowing that the property they're investing in is safe and structurally sound. From faulty wiring to mold infestations, inspectors are trained to identify potential hazards that could pose risks to occupants. Addressing these issues proactively can help buyers avoid future safety concerns and costly renovations.

Negotiating Power: Armed with the findings from a pre-purchase inspection, buyers have greater leverage when negotiating with sellers. Whether it's requesting repairs or a reduction in the purchase price to cover the cost of addressing issues, buyers can use the inspection report as a bargaining tool to ensure they're getting the best possible deal.

Planning for Future Maintenance: In addition to uncovering immediate concerns, pre-purchase inspections can also provide valuable insights into the property's long-term maintenance needs. By understanding the condition of major components such as the roof, HVAC system, and foundation, buyers can plan and budget for future repairs and maintenance, thereby avoiding unexpected expenses down the road.

Educating Buyers: For first-time homebuyers or those unfamiliar with the intricacies of property maintenance, a pre-purchase inspection can serve as an educational tool. Inspectors often take the time to walk buyers through their findings, explaining any issues and offering guidance on proper maintenance practices. This empowers buyers to make informed decisions about their investment and take proactive steps to preserve the integrity of their property.

Protecting Sellers: While pre-purchase inspections are typically viewed from the buyer's perspective, sellers can also benefit from these inspections. By conducting a pre-listing inspection before putting their property on the market, sellers can identify and address any issues upfront, reducing the likelihood of surprises during negotiations. This proactive approach can help sellers attract more confident buyers and streamline the sales process.

Expert Building Reports: The Key to Informed Decision-Making

Central to the pre-purchase inspection process are expert building reports. These comprehensive documents detail the findings of the inspection, providing buyers with a clear understanding of the property's condition. From structural deficiencies to minor repairs, expert building reports serve as a roadmap for buyers as they navigate the home buying process.

In addition to outlining existing issues, expert building reports often include recommendations for repairs and maintenance, helping buyers prioritize their next steps. Whether it's addressing immediate safety concerns or planning for future renovations, these reports offer invaluable guidance for buyers as they make one of the most significant investments of their lives.

Moreover, expert building reports serve as a legal document that buyers can refer to if disputes arise with sellers regarding undisclosed defects or misrepresentations. By documenting the property's condition at the time of inspection, these reports provide buyers with added protection and peace of mind throughout the transaction process.

Conclusion

In conclusion, pre-purchase inspections offer far-reaching benefits that extend beyond simply identifying defects in a property. From ensuring safety and peace of mind to empowering buyers with knowledge and negotiation power, these inspections play a crucial role in the home buying process. By investing in a pre-purchase inspection and obtaining expert building reports, buyers can make informed decisions, protect their investment, and enjoy their new home with confidence. Similarly, sellers can leverage pre-listing inspections to streamline the sales process and attract more qualified buyers. Ultimately, pre-purchase inspections are a win-win for both buyers and sellers, providing invaluable insights and peace of mind in the complex world of real estate transactions.

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landduo is awesome because they'll say they hate each other and want the other to die horrible deaths and live through horrible fates, and mean it! but then they'll also do things for each other that are so kind.

they'll support each other through it all while still being little hater bitches as much as bbh may plot scheme and prank we all know he's clingy and always leaves gifts when he's gone too far

and for all the insults foolish throws bad's way he can read bad like a book and is patient will all bad's antics when anyone else would have been driven insane by now

no matter it be platonic, qpr, or romantic or just up in the air you gotta admit they're close

and even if you're not a fan you can count on their character interactions to always be interesting

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Detective/Mystery Media List

Open to more recommendations if I’m missing any favorites I should check out, let me know! Particularly any other good Sherlock adaptations, but also interested in finding more female, PoC and/or queer-led detective media.

Watched/read/played/etc:

Sherlock Holmes (ACD canon)

Sherlock - Basil Rathbone adaptation film series

Sherlock - Granada, Jeremy Brett adaptation TV series (some episodes, need to rewatch) - shoutout to @thegreatandlovablespacedorito for reminding me to revisit this one

BBC Sherlock TV series

Sherlock - Robert Downey Jr movies

Enola Holmes (movies)

Moriarty the Patriot/Yuumori (manga and anime)

Ron Kamanohashi: Deranged Detective/Forbidden Deductions aka RKDD (anime, need to read the manga)

Hercule Poirot novels (not all but a large portion) - need to watch more of the TV show Spenser novels by Robert B Parker (not all but a large portion)

Auguste C Dupin - The Purloined Letter by Edgar Allan Poe (short story)

The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett (book)

The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler (book)

Case Closed / Detective Conan (anime, some episodes/seasons)

Knives Out movies

Psych TV series

Only Murders in the Building TV series

The Dresden Files books

Brookyln 99 TV series

House MD TV series

Monk TV series (watched some episodes)

Murder She Wrote (a few scattered episodes)

The Clue movie

Anita Blake book series (up to book 10)

Some Nancy Drew books

Ace Attorney video games

Professor Layton video games (not all but I believe at least the first 3)

Sherlock Hound

The Great Mouse Detective

Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century

Inspector Gadget cartoon

Scooby Doo cartoons

The Boxcar Children

Detective Pikachu movie

The Case Study of Vanitas (anime/manga)

The Millionaire Detective - Balance: Unlimited (anime) - @prapo237 got me into this one x3 so silly

Currently watching/reading/playing/etc:

Sherlock - Elementary TV series (on 2nd season)

The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (video game series, includes Herlock Sholmes)

Persona 5 recommended by friends on the JR Discord

To watch/read/play/etc:

Detective L - Chinese Sherlock-inspired TV series on Youtube recommended by @meg-pond

Miss Sherlock - Japanese series also suggested by @meg-pond

Bodkin TV series on Netflix - Irish, female-led, recommended by @rubycountess

Sherlock Holmes and Co - podcast (seen a lot of posts about this, but I’m terrible at following podcasts so TBD, going to try some suggestions from @wasabitheweirdo to help with this)

Columbo tv series

Murder on the Orient Express movie

The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes film

Bonnie MacBird Sherlock Holmes books recommended by @romanathree

Soviet made Sherlock Holmes film recommended by @imlostatau on Youtube

Baskerville play by Ken Ludwig suggested by @wolfyraged

Without a Clue suggested by @helloliriels

Young Sherlock suggested by @helloliriels

Charlotte Holmes books by Sherry Thomas suggested by @lej418

Sherlock Holmes stories by Anthony Horowitz ("House Of Silk" and "Moriarty") recommended by @bringerofworlds

Miss Marple novels by Agatha Christie

Any other Agatha Christie novels I haven’t read (Sad Cypress recommended by @romanathree )

AJ Raffles books by William Hornung recommended by @romanathree

Dead Boy Detectives on Netflix

Elemental Masters by Mercedes Lackey

Holmes, Marple and Poe by James Patterson - curious to see how this book treats these original characters inspired by the greats, the new characters are Brendan Holmes, Margaret Marple (maybe related to Jane Marple?) and Auguste Poe (takes his first name from Poe’s detective, Auguste Dupin)

The rest of the Dupin stories

The rest of the Raymond Chandler books

More Arsene Lupin stories (including ones vs Herlock Sholmes)

Nero Wolfe novels by Rex Stout

Pet Shop of Horrors anime/manga recommended by @eden-falls

Otherside Picnic recommended by @eden-falls

Lonely Castle in the Mirror recommended by @eden-falls

Phryne Fisher's murder mysteries books and TV show recommended by @milenathebrave

The Angel of the Crows by Katherine Addison, saw this one posted recently by @seeingteacupsindragons and I'm curious so added it to the list

Magnus Archives horror/thriller mystery podcast recommended by @writingandwritten

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GUYS MAURICE LAMARCHE SAID THE LINE

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I have to ask this as I'm rewatching Inspector Gadget. How do you think either faction would react to someone like the whacky detective? A mesh of organic and machinery in the most absurd combination possible.

Extendable limbs, functional helicopter propeller in their head/hat, hoses inside their arms that can fire various substances from water to the absurd toothpaste and other weird abilities through a voice acted phrase. Ratchet would probably have an aneurysm as you can bet repairs on a Gadget is so awkward. So many random items, trinkets and junk so haphazardly shoved inside yet somehow work like any normal frame??

Meanwhile the person in question is just looking owlishly cause what have they gotten themselves into?

Definitely would be in the G1 universe.

Personally, I would find it absolutely hilarious if the rest of the country/world was sleeping on a real-life Inspector Gadget because the science/medical team took a lot of inspiration from the "mech/boy" anime and cartoons.

Hence, people from out of town think it's a really good impersonator or a movie set due to many well-timed coincidences or excellent (both intentional and unintentional) smokescreens.

Several ways this can go:

Random 'bot or 'con having a quiet freakout that Cybertronians are not the only alien presence on Earth as Inspector Gadget had pulled them over for a traffic violation.

An introduction by Chip Chase since they're related to the Inspector or to the team that created the Inspector. Bonus points, if the Inspector is using rocket boosters to "drive" Chip around.

During testing some new gadgets, the poor Inspector crashes into a flying 'bot or 'con.

Inspector Gadget manages to get time off, and decides to visit the national park near the Autobot base. Unfortunately, they accidentally set off the Autobot's security measures. As they swarmed the Inspector, some undercover 'cons get their cover blown. Shoot out ensures. Cybertronians gaping at a flying human with a propellor or getting slammed by said human's ridiculously expandable limbs.

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this is the closest I've ever been to for real using tiktok. I wanna know what else this girl has done so bad. why is your ceiling a bunch of of overlapping sheets of plywood. are you for real standing on the top rung of that step ladder and holding a "door" up with your head while you attach it to the ceiling. what is going on in your house.

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Whumptober 07. Alleyway

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Javert doing a bit of 19th century, french style male multitasking. Helping to build the barricade while spying on the revolutionaries