Real Estate Property Inspection Checklist
Real Estate Property Inspection Checklist
This Property Inspection Checklist is designed to guide the inspection of real estate properties ensuring a thorough evaluation of the interior and exterior areas, including structural, mechanical, and aesthetic components. Please complete this checklist for each property inspection to maintain high standards and consistency.
Property Information
Property Address: |
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Date of Inspection: |
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Inspector's Name: |
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Type of Property: |
Exterior Inspection
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Check the condition of the paint or siding
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Check if windows and doors are properly sealed
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Inspect the roof and chimney for visible damage
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Examine the condition of the gutters and downspouts
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Review the condition of the porch and deck
Interior Inspection
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Inspect the condition of walls, ceilings and floors
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Check if doors, cabinets and drawers function smoothly
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Inspect heating/cooling systems and fireplaces
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Examine the condition of plumbing fixtures
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Assess condition of installed appliances
Electrical System Inspection
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Inspect wiring, circuit breakers and fuse boxes
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Test switches and outlets
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Check for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) and smoke detectors
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Examine if there is proper electrical grounding
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Check the state of outdoor electrical system
Structural Elements
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Inspect foundation and frames for damages
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Check the structure of attic and basement
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Determine condition of fences and other exterior structures
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Evaluate if property has proper drainage
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Check the integrity of retaining walls
Additional Observations and Recommendations
Declaration
I, the undersigned inspector, certify that the above inspection was conducted according to the guidelines provided by [Your Company Name] and to the best of my abilities. I understand that this checklist is a tool to aid in the inspection process and not a substitute for professional assessments where required.
[Date]
This checklist is provided by [Your Company Name] as a guideline for property inspections. It is intended to ensure a comprehensive assessment of the property's condition.