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Sellers are out of town, client is waiting for the utilities to be turned back on then I can get in there.
Property according to County Assessor: Above/Below 896 SF Base No AC Built:1900 NML Bsmt: Full Bsmt Finish: None Attic Finish: 1/4 Finished GARAGES......None Property according to MLS: Style: 2 story Approx Total Finished Sq Ft: 1912 Main Floor SqFt: 1016 Second Floor SqFt: 896 Garage Description: None MLS says 1912 and the Assessor says 1792 if you double the base. I was told by the client that the basement is finished and the attic is finished. Do I count the SqFt as 2928 ( MLS total + approx basement from main floor number) What would you guys do Last edited by jharrison; 6/18/09 at 12:55 PM.. |
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Do about what? If you are talking about pricing, did you not quote your fee already when you booked the inspection? To me it appears to be a standard home inspection. |
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It's a judgement call, some use the term usable sq ft, while it seems to be the norm any more to use outside dimensions to get total sq ft, I would think your calculation would be fine, just be consistent with the way you figure your sq ft.
Harris Home Inspections mitch@harrishomeinspections.com Your Central Kansas Pro-Sight affiliate www.prosightinspections.com/HHI |
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Please Note:
rmaday is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Ditto.
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