Tools You Need: Flash light, Tape Measure, Scratch Pad with Pencil
 1) Kitchen
2) Bathrooms
3) Living / Family Rooms
4) Bed Rooms
5) Garage - Check if the door operator works fine.
6) Basement - Check if there is mold, leak, etc.,
7) Backyard - Check if the rain water backups to the basement.
8) Air-conditioner - Check if it is covered and installed on a concrete pad.
9) Furnace - Check for the inspection log on what date it was inspected last time.
10) Thermostat - Check if it is functioning.
11)  Water tank / Tank less water heater - Check for the inspection log tag.
12) Electric Panel - Check the AMP and does it have circuit breaker
13) Attic - Check for the insulation.
14) Roof - Check if you see any where peeled
15) Drive Way - Check if the slope beside the basement wall draining water in or out.
16) Windows - Check windows or leaking air - Hold a toilet tissue paper.
17) Thermal loss - Check for thermal loss which will aggravate your utility bill.
18) Plumbing - Check if the joint of water meter and the connecting pipe leaking.

 "Toronto Open Houses" visit must be organized diligently so please keep these
tips in your mind.

 Kitchen: Go to the kitchen first to see how it looks and arranged, then look
at the cabinets and under the counter tops to see if there is a leak from the
drain pipe or a possible worn out base.
Bathroom(s): Go to the bathrooms
check all the faucet and toilet system functioning and make sure the tiles are
in place. Don't forget to see for molding.
Living / Family Rooms: See the
living and family room if they can fit your furniture or you need to change the
arrangements.
Bed Rooms: Go to Bed rooms and check if the size is enough for
you.


Not just this there are so many important things to view, verify and inspect in the "Toronto Open Houses" that I can guide you.

TIPS: If you do you a home Inspection, you can get the price reversed like I did it to my clients.