# What Is a Default Property Inspection?
Default property inspections are inspections that must be performed by a real estate agent on behalf of a buyer or tenant when they purchase or lease a property. This inspection ensures that all of the necessary conditions, such as inhabitable space and sanitary conditions, have been met. By law, the real estate agent representing the buyer or tenant is required to perform this inspection within three days of the property being offered for sale or lease.

A Default Property Inspection is an inspection of a property that is done automatically when it is listed for sale. It is performed by the real estate agents who are representing the seller in the transaction. The purpose of this inspection is to determine whether any deficiencies exist with the property that could affect its marketability or value.


## What Is Included In a Default Property Inspection?
A default property inspection is typically a walk-through of the property that is being inspected by a real estate professional. The inspection will generally include checking for any damage that has occurred since the last inspection, verifying the accuracy of the property’s MLS listing, and assessing any potential code violations.

**Typically Included In a Default Property Inspection Are**

-Checking for any damage or deficiencies
-Verifying the accuracy of MLS listing
-Assessing potential code violations
## What Are The Benefits Of Having a Default Property Inspection?
[Default property inspections](https://blog.safeguardproperties.com/insights/property-inspections) are an important way to ensure that your property is in good condition and meets your expectations. Here are some of the benefits of having a default inspection:
1. You know what needs to be fixed and what doesn’t.
2. You can avoid expensive repairs or replacements.
3. You can be sure you are getting a fair price for your home.
4. You can get a head start on selling your home by ensuring it is in good condition.
5. You will have peace of mind knowing that you are protected if something goes wrong with your property.
## Conclusion
A default property inspection is a safety precaution that you should take before buying a home. A default inspection checks for any major problems with the home that your Realtor hasn’t seen or reported, such as structural damage, plumbing and electrical issues, flooding, and asbestos. By doing this checkup on your behalf, you can feel confident about making an offer on the home and know that it is in good condition.

A default property inspection is a type of home warranty that protects the homeowner if there are any problems with their home during the warranty period. By having a default inspection performed, you can rest assured that if something does go wrong, your insurance company will handle everything from there. Default inspections come in different levels of coverage, so it's important to read the fine print before signing on the dotted line.