Make certain the home complies with HUD’s minimum health and safety standards. Usually, any problems discovered during the FHA appraisal can be fixed quickly.

Homeowners accepting an FHA loan should inspect the property to ensure it is in good condition, including checking the roof, toilets, windows and doors, HVAC system, water heater and furnace, basement, crawl space, attic, wiring, paint, garage door, exterior doors, well/septic system, handrails, general health, and safety, GFI outlets, wood destroying insects, foundation and other potential defects. They should also provide photos of the property’s front, rear, street, and sides and any contributory items such as decks and patios.

As a realtor, Jennifer Lillie can assist homeowners in preparing their home for sale to buyers with FHA loans to help ensure the house meets all of the requirements. She can provide information on the requirements that FHA loans impose on the property, including the items listed in the previous answer. Jennifer can also guide homeowners in making any necessary repairs or upgrades to meet these requirements, which can help increase the chances of a successful sale and a smoother closing process. Additionally, Jennifer can provide valuable insights and recommendations on presenting the property in the best possible light to potential buyers with FHA loans, highlighting its strengths and minimizing any potential weaknesses. By working closely with homeowners, Jennifer can help ensure a successful and stress-free sale of their property to buyers with FHA loans.

Call Jennifer at 574-286-9667 today!