Inspections and appraisals both happen during a typical transaction, but they serve different purposes.
An inspection evaluates the property's physical condition — structural elements, systems, and potential issues. It's for the buyer's benefit and helps inform repair negotiations.
An appraisal estimates the property's market value. It's typically required by the lender to confirm the home is worth the loan amount.
An inspection is about condition; an appraisal is about value. Both are important, and Jerry helps clients understand what each reveals.
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Jerry Hernandez
Jerry Hernandez is a Northern Utah real estate professional whose experience spans real estate, title, mortgage lending, property investing and construction — giving him a broader perspective on every part of a transaction.
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