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The Retreat
By Anonymous October 10, 2014
The property manager has completed several fraudulent lease agreements. He has falsified employment, salary and other important information. An audit could easily uncover this. Mr. Ramos is also engaged in using narcotics and sells as well Mr. Ramos is involved in gang activity. In the last week he had to individuals enter the business office then exit and begin to fight as Mr. Ramos recorded the event Mr. Ramos has stolen money from tenants not only in the form of not returning security deposit but has several schemes set up to take advantage from vulnerable groups Mr. Ramos is an abuser. He is constantly beating his on and off again girl friend whom he calls out of her name and physically assaults her. Mr. Ramos is a danger and huge liability to the owners of The Retreat. You are on notice. The next could be a court summons. I recommend an audit and once verified action should be taken to mitigate damages. ...read more
Homecoming At Creekside
By Thomasfam June 25, 2014
Homecoming is a great place to live! The entire staff is great! The office staff is helpful and accommodating and the maintenance staff are very professional and fast. I have lived here for almost 7 years. I planned to live her for maybe one year when I first moved in but I quickly realized that this was one of the best places to live in all of Sacramento. The grounds are kept clean and beautiful! I love the fact that the units come with attached garages and washer and dryers. Homecoming is in a great location, close to food, shopping and the freeway. ...read more
Clinton Leasing & Sales Inc
By BradleyF February 25, 2014
This is a small business that goes to great lengths to satisfy their customers. I found exactly the car I was looking for here and couldn't be happier. ...read more
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A Sacramento Home Inspector Finds The Problems
A Sacramento Home Inspector Finds The Problems Back in the 1970's and 1980's most homes had polybutylene pipe put into the homes. This pipe is a red flag for the home inspector. Now for the average home owner they probably would not know this but this type of pipe could end up costing you thousands of dollars to replace. Did you know plumbing is one of the most common problems in a home? Electrical problems are also found in homes regularly when they are inspected. When you hire aSacramento home inspectoryou're hiring someone that has the expertise in finding safety and health hazards. A home inspector does not just look for the obvious; they look for things that you would not even think about. They look for places where water might have been sitting and can cause mold. Mold can be very hazardous to you and your family. A home inspector gives you peace of mind, comfort and some relief of the stress caused when buying a home. As a Sacramento home inspector inspects the home he will be looking for things that he knows may be a problem. As I said earlier, plumbing is the number one most common problem. He will get the water pressure throughout the house; he will check for leaks around any type of fixtures, he will also look at the connection between the water connection and the washing machine. Your home inspector will be looking at the kitchen and bathrooms and any other places that may have water problems or drainage problems. He will even check to see if the toilets flush properly. Remember I said that electrical problems were found in most homes. Your Sacramento home inspector will go around and check out the outlets to make sure that they work. Did you know over 40,000 fires occur every year because of faulty electrical systems? That in itself is a very important reason to have aSacramento home inspectiondone before you buy a home. The home inspector looks for the correct wire gauge when he checks your circuit boxes. In older homes this is a problem because of all the extra appliances we use today. The electrical boxes need to be able to handle the added usage of electricity. This is just a couple of reasons why you should always have a home inspected before you buy it. The home inspector will also check out to see if their problems with your heating and air conditioning system. Some people think it's enough just to change the air filters, but this is not true. He will look to find out if the system has been properly serviced and maintained. He will also check to make sure that your furnace burner works properly. He will check for gas leaks because it's important to prevent any carbon monoxide build up. Carbon monoxide is a deadly poison. Considering the average cost of a new roof is about $5,000 wouldn't it be nice to have the roof inspected in case there is a problem that you just cannot see? Would you like to know if the attic has enough insulation to keep heating and cooling costs down? These are just some of the things that a home inspector will check in the home. When buying a home, a home inspector realizes that it is a very exciting time for you. But his job is to look out for you to make sure that the house is safe and hazard free. So before you plop down hundreds of thousands of dollars for a home that you like, take a few hundred dollars and invest in aSacramento home inspection. You will be so glad you did. It's money well spent and well invested.Schedule a Sacramento Home InspectionSacramento Inspection LLC5714 Folsom Blvd Suite 106Sacramento, CA 95819877-424-8289SacramentoInspection.com ...read more
By Sacramento Inspection LLC March 18, 2011
A Sacramento Home Inspection Can Possibly Save You Thousands
A Sacramento Home Inspection Can Possibly Save You Thousands There have been those that have bought a home and spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on that home but would not spend a very small fee to have the house inspected by a professional certifiedSacramento home inspectorbefore they bought it. Getting a home inspected is a very small investment when compared to a major repair that has to be done to the house because it was not inspected first. ASacramento home inspectioncan possibly save you thousands of dollars in repair work especially if you're not expecting to have a problem. Most people figure that they will not have a problem when they move in. But this is just not so in a lot of cases. Can you imagine what a heating system would cost or a central air conditioning system? These are the things that we just don't think about when we are buying a home. We think that because we are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars everything should be okay. And in a perfect world it would be. But we're not living in a perfect world; things do go wrong. The home inspector that comes to inspect your home has many things to look at. I have written about many of these things in different articles, but today I'm going to talk about the heating system, central air conditioning system, ventilation and kitchen appliances and insulation. As the home inspector is checking the permanently installed heating and central air conditioning system they will also be looking at and observing the normal operating controls, the vents, the flues if visible and automatic safety controls. And we must not forget the chimneys. Window air-conditioning units are not a permanent part of the building so they are not required to be inspected. Only permanent installed systems are required to be inspected. Piping, ducts, pumps and fans will also be checked out during the inspection of the heat distribution system. The inspector also inspects the supports, fan coil units and converters, the registers, filters, radiators, installation and air filters. The report that you will receive at the end of the inspection will describe what type of energy source and heating equipment the house has. All systems should operate with normal operating controls. If the manufacture has a readily accessible and operable panel for the installer or routine homeowner maintenance, a home inspector will open it and investigate. If any weather conditions or circumstances that can cause damage to the system exist at the time of the inspection, the home inspector is not required to operate the heating system. The kitchen and bathrooms will be checked for proper ventilation. The inspector will also look for ventilation in the attic and foundation areas. You will also receive a description of insulation in finished and unfinished spaces. Where the chimney and plumbing drains are penetrating the roof or floors they will also be checked for insulation, cracks and leaks. Sometimes the vapor retardants are concealed and if they are it will not be included in the report. Here's something that you may not know that your inspector will be looking out for. If you have permanently installed kitchen appliances such as a dishwasher, range, a permanently installed oven, a garbage disposal permanently installed, microwave oven and even ventilation equipment this will be included in the inspection. If this equipment is permanently installed the inspector will be checking them out and observing the operations of the basics functions. Any appliance that is not permanently installed normally will not be part of the inspection. There are so many things that need to be checked out before you buy a home. Getting a certified home inspector to do this for you will save you thousands of dollars in the long run. I hope this article helped you to understand what's involved with a home inspection. This is just a small part of what they do.Sacramento home inspectorslook out for you and your investment. ...read more
By Sacramento Inspection LLC March 18, 2011
Home Inspection Tips...
In this day and age, most people realize the importance of getting a ...read more
By Sacramento Inspection LLC September 30, 2009