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6 Things Every First-Time Homebuyer Should Look for on a Home Tour Buying your first home? Don’t let fresh paint, beautiful countertops, or updated flooring distract you from problems that could cost thousands later. 📖 READ THE FULL HOME TOUR GUIDE: https://patrick-fagan.huzi.site/blog/6-biggest-concerns-first-time-homebuyers-should-look-for-during-a-home-tour/ 📘 FREE 169-PAGE FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER ROADMAP: https://patrick-fagan.huzi.site/first-time-homebuyer-roadmap/ 🎓 FREE FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER WEBINAR: https://webinar.themortgagepatriot.com/ In this video, Patrick Kevin Fagan of The Mortgage Patriot breaks down 6 major areas every first-time homebuyer should pay attention to while touring a home: the roof, foundation, HVAC system, electrical wiring, water heater, and plumbing/sewer lines. These are not automatic deal breakers. In many cases, problems discovered before closing can become valuable information for your inspection, repair negotiations, seller concessions, or purchase-price strategy. THE 6 BIGGEST HOME TOUR CONCERNS: 1️⃣ ROOF Look beyond the exterior. Check the seller’s disclosure, ask about age and repairs, and look inside for ceiling stains, water damage, or suspicious fresh paint that could indicate a past or active leak. 2️⃣ FOUNDATION Watch for major exterior cracks, interior wall cracks, stress around doors and windows, and uneven or sloping floors. Foundation issues can be especially important around San Antonio and South/Central Texas, where soil movement can affect homes. 3️⃣ HVAC / AC SYSTEM Heating and air-conditioning systems can become major replacement expenses. Check the age of both the outside compressor and inside equipment, review the seller’s disclosure, and let the inspection report confirm condition and performance. 4️⃣ ELECTRICAL WIRING Working lights do not automatically mean the electrical system is safe. Older panels, improper wiring, overloaded circuits, and other deficiencies can create repair costs and potential safety concerns. 5️⃣ WATER HEATER Check the age, condition, installation, corrosion, drain pan, and whether the unit appears near the end of its useful life. An older water heater can quickly become another post-closing expense. 6️⃣ PLUMBING & SEWER LINES Some of the most expensive problems are hidden underground. On older homes, especially properties with older piping, a sewer camera inspection can uncover cracks, obstructions, or damaged lines that a normal walkthrough may never reveal. In the video, I share a real example where a sewer-line problem was estimated around $20,000 and ultimately made walking away the right decision. The goal is NOT to panic when you see a problem. The goal is to know what deserves further investigation so you can make a smarter offer, negotiate strategically, and avoid buying a money pit. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: ✔️ What to look for during your first home tour ✔️ How seller disclosures can help identify past problems ✔️ Warning signs of roof and foundation issues ✔️ How to check the age of HVAC equipment ✔️ Why electrical-panel condition matters ✔️ What to look for on a water heater ✔️ Why sewer camera inspections can be worth the money ✔️ How inspection findings can become negotiation leverage ✔️ When repairs may justify concessions, a lower price, or walking away CHAPTERS: 00:00 – 6 Biggest Concerns When Viewing a Home 01:45 – Why These Problems Aren’t Automatic Deal Breakers 02:25 – #1 Roof 03:39 – #2 Foundation 05:08 – #3 HVAC / AC System 06:24 – #4 Electrical Wiring 07:33 – Free First-Time Homebuyer Webinar 08:22 – #5 Water Heater 09:11 – #6 Plumbing & Sewer Lines 10:30 – Using Problems to Negotiate a Better Deal 🏡 BUYING IN SAN ANTONIO OR THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY? If you’re buying in San Antonio, New Braunfels, Bulverde, Spring Branch, Boerne, Schertz, Cibolo, Helotes, Timberwood Park, or nearby communities, having someone who understands both the real-estate and mortgage sides of the transaction can help you evaluate the home, financing, and negotiation strategy together. 📘 DOWNLOAD THE FREE 169-PAGE ROADMAP: https://patrick-fagan.huzi.site/first-time-homebuyer-roadmap/ 🎓 REGISTER FOR THE FREE HOMEBUYER WEBINAR: https://webinar.themortgagepatriot.com/ 🌐 THE MORTGAGE PATRIOT: https://patrick-fagan.huzi.site/ 📲 TEXT PATRICK: (210) 317-6514 Patrick Kevin Fagan | The Mortgage Patriot Real Estate + Home Loans Greater San Antonio & Texas Hill Country Educational content only. Always use appropriate licensed inspectors, contractors, engineers, lenders, and other professionals when evaluating a property or making a home-purchase decision. #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #HomeTour #HomeInspection #SanAntonioRealEstate #HomeBuyingTips #homebuying #homebuyers

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