Exclusions are items of risk specifically not covered by a contract to avoid excessive liability. In pre-inspection agreements, exclusions limit or eliminate your responsibility to inspect for certain defects, or examine certain systems and components. By outlining the conditions and circumstances your inspection does not cover within your agreement, you can better serve your clients and manage your risk. Steven Rinehart of Rinehart Real Estate Inspection Service (https://www.realestateinspection.net) makes sure that the exclusions that may or have come up in client interactions have a promi ...
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