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Unfortunately,
there are thousands of homes in the Tampa Bay area that are now in
foreclosure - abandoned - or repossessed.
If you are a mortgage holder, insurance company, bank, or
government entity, you must identify, monitor and manage your risk
on a regular basis.
Whether you have a monetary
interest in a dozen properties – or thousands - Tampa Home
Inspection has the experience and ability to provide you with the
data you need to determine the current physical status of your
residential inventory.
You need to know if there are
safety, liability, or degradation issues.
Is there a
pool? Is it secured with a locked gate? Is there wind damage,
damage from vegetation? Has the property been vandalized? Is
utility equipment secure or missing? Are heat pumps, AC units,
pool motors, etc. intact or missing?
Is the property secure? Are
there signs of intrusion? Are there repair, maintenance, safety or
code issues that demand immediate attention? Will any of these
situations lead to an erosion of the selling price? If so, what action
should be taken to preserve the asset?
We generate
up-to-date information that helps you maintain and
protect your investment. Our clients use this data as a decision-making tool that enables them to identify
and isolate the higher risk properties in their portfolio.
We visually monitor properties
on a fixed schedule. The most common is a 30-day cycle, but we
will build a system that serves you best.
Now you can
receive continuous independent verification of the property's current physical
condition. Flexible data extraction formats such as EXCEL
and PDF make integration into your existing data base
effortless.
There are no
start-up costs and our affordable per case cost results in a
meaningful ROI.
Call or email
us to discuss your needs and how we may best help you. We inspect
occupied and unoccupied properties; interior/exterior or both.
Don’t
forget – hurricane season starts in Florida on June 01.
Phone: (813) 909-9516
Email: TampaHomeInspection@gmail.com
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