What does the Polkinghorne case and a Building Inspector have in common?

In the world of real estate, the word of the building inspector is considered gospel. But with so many one man bands now claiming to be inspectors in an unregulated industry, choosing the right inspector can be difficult. We have seen every type of building inspector under the sun, from the thorough to the cowboys, and in this article we discuss how you can get the right inspector on your side and what you need to look for in a home yourself. Read more here...

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