There are plenty of inspections a purchaser could select in the home buying process. The most well-known inspection, is of course, the home inspection. This is the one where you get together with someone that knows a lot more about houses than you do, who arrives with a flashlight, ladder, screwdriver, and hopefully a T-shirt long enough to hide any unsightly crevices during the process, and meander through your future home to find all the defects you care to discover. …

While there are common preferences among buyers purchasing move-up or luxury homes, the trends tend to trickle down to entry-level homes – often in the way of options and upgrades – and remodeled homes. Potential homebuyers will take note of the state of your bathrooms, whether it’s a 1,200 square-foot starter home or roomy executive-style digs. When it comes to color for fixtures and floors, neutrals are dominant and woods, especially cherry, are in vogue. Granite …