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human
This is like telling everybody that swims that they will get a parasite in their peehole.
gpt
Think about the average first time homebuyers. Do you think they really know much about home inspections? When I bought, my realtor suggested a guy. I looked him up, he had decent reviews, so I said sure. He said our house looked pretty much flawless and he had no concerns


Was he right? Who knows. I don't know how to inspect a house. I don't know how to vet an inspector. I just had to hope

All I'm saying is things *can* go horribly wrong. When you rent, they can't. If you have enough money that missing a $5000 repair isn't an issue then buy a house. If a $5000 repair 3 months into moving in would bankrupt you, don't buy a house