Exploring a 1930s Fixer-Upper: Key Issues Revealed! - The Houston Home Inspector

[@DEG1985]

Excellent information, I have subscribed to your channel.

[@AActionHomeInspectionHouston]

Welcome aboard!

[@Infinite_AM]

I have a 75 year old house in SC, and I worry most about foundation issues.

[@AActionHomeInspectionHouston]

Do y’all have basements in SC?

[@DontCryAboutIt]

Not typically unless it's a rear walkout on a slope. Starter homes are slab medium and higher price are crawl. I did have a neighbor that had a crawl on a slope which made for a walk-in height space for storage of lawn care and patio furniture etc. Only one I ever seen.

[@elliots4370]

I got an anxiety attack just watching this. This place is pretty close to 'knock it down and try again' status

[@AActionHomeInspectionHouston]

@@elliots4370 after talking to the client he did realize it’s a complete gut.

[@theallaroundguy2399]

We don’t allow our inspectors to have hair down past their neckline

[@AActionHomeInspectionHouston]

I will let Tyler know he can’t work for you.

[@theallaroundguy2399]

@@AActionHomeInspectionHouston definitely not

[@theallaroundguy2399]

@@AActionHomeInspectionHouston we only hire top-tier inspectors that pass rigorous training and all six of them usually make at least $100,000 a year

[@AActionHomeInspectionHouston]

@@theallaroundguy2399 I am not sure why you are telling me this but Tyler clears that easy.

[@theallaroundguy2399]

@@AActionHomeInspectionHouston I doubt that very much