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(T/F) An inspection is not technically exhaustive - Answer -True
(T/F) An inspection will identify concealed or latent defects. - Answer -
False
(T/F) An inspection will not deal with aesthetic concerns, or what could
be deemed matters of taste, cosmetic defects, etc. - Answer -True
(T/F) An inspection will determine the suitability of the property for any
use. - Answer -False
(T/F) An inspection determines the market value of the property or its
marketability. - Answer -False
(T/F) An inspection does not determine the insurability of the property.
- Answer -True
(T/F) An inspection determines the advisability or inadvisability of the
purchase of the inspected property. - Answer -False
, (T/F) An inspection does not determine the life expectancy of the
property or any components or systems therein. - Answer -True
(T/F) An inspection does not include items not permanently installed. -
Answer -True
How many residential units does the SOP apply to? - Answer -4
Is an inspector required to determine property boundary lines or
encroachments? - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine the condition of any component
or system that is not readily accessible. - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine the service life expectancy of any
component or system. - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine the size, capacity, BTU,
performance or efficiency of any component or system. - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine the cause or reason of any
condition. - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine the cause for the need of
correction, repair or replacement of any system or component. -
Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine future conditions. - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine compliance with codes or
regulations. - Answer -no
Is an inspector required to determine the presence of evidence of
rodents, birds, bats, animals, insects, or other pests. - Answer -No