My question involves real estate located in the State of: Kentucky
We own a house in Kentucky, we had a lady that was interested in buying the house through FHA and we passed all their inspection guidelines after 3 months the lady still could not get the loan and we had to move on and put it back on the market. The bank was playing with her and not giving her the loan. We put it back on the market and had an offer within days and we came to an agreement offer wise. We signed contracts and their home inspector came out at the new bank to check the house and said the roof beams are 2x6 and not typical and 2x4's in the crawlspace and that is what is making the floor buckle ( the floor is NOT buckling, the tile was laid improperly and the tile has popped up in many areas because it wasn't laid by professionals ) it has nothing to do with the foundation, the tile was coming up after 2 months, it's been 3 years and it's in the same situation as it was before. If he picked up one tile he could see they didn't spread the glue right, nor did they use enough of it. So long story short, it's not the foundation or any other issue causing this. I think the inspector saw that and then started looking for structural reasons for it to happen rather than to look at the actual cause and then he came back with the 2x6 roof beams were too far apart and that they are not the right wood for a roof. So basically now we've lost a sale on this house because of that inspector probably not doing his job correctly. We're going to have a contractor go out there this week and look at the property and see if he thinks this is an issue.
What can we do at this point? and if we passed FHA before then shouldn't we have passed this banks inspection? I hear FHA is a lot more difficult and thorough. Please advise what we should do, we're pretty sure there is no issue at all with the foundation or roof and I feel this inspector just cost of the sale on the house.
We own a house in Kentucky, we had a lady that was interested in buying the house through FHA and we passed all their inspection guidelines after 3 months the lady still could not get the loan and we had to move on and put it back on the market. The bank was playing with her and not giving her the loan. We put it back on the market and had an offer within days and we came to an agreement offer wise. We signed contracts and their home inspector came out at the new bank to check the house and said the roof beams are 2x6 and not typical and 2x4's in the crawlspace and that is what is making the floor buckle ( the floor is NOT buckling, the tile was laid improperly and the tile has popped up in many areas because it wasn't laid by professionals ) it has nothing to do with the foundation, the tile was coming up after 2 months, it's been 3 years and it's in the same situation as it was before. If he picked up one tile he could see they didn't spread the glue right, nor did they use enough of it. So long story short, it's not the foundation or any other issue causing this. I think the inspector saw that and then started looking for structural reasons for it to happen rather than to look at the actual cause and then he came back with the 2x6 roof beams were too far apart and that they are not the right wood for a roof. So basically now we've lost a sale on this house because of that inspector probably not doing his job correctly. We're going to have a contractor go out there this week and look at the property and see if he thinks this is an issue.
What can we do at this point? and if we passed FHA before then shouldn't we have passed this banks inspection? I hear FHA is a lot more difficult and thorough. Please advise what we should do, we're pretty sure there is no issue at all with the foundation or roof and I feel this inspector just cost of the sale on the house.
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