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Paying for Additional Home Inspection?

The home inspection was done on the home we offered on a few days ago. I was present for the home inspection, but didn’t have too many questions as I am first time buyer.

He reported some minor deficiencies nothing major.

Now I am feeling that he didn’t do that thorough of a job. He didn’t go into the attic he just looked inside and took some photos (maybe there wasn’t space?), he didn’t go on the roof just did a visual inspection(my fault didn’t read the contract throughly). He sounded knowledgeable but I don’t fit feeling I guess. Of course I maybe be over thinking it as well as the house is newish built in 2012.

So going back on topic, is it dumb to hire another inspector to do another inspection( is it allowed?) or maybe hire this new inspector to do his inspection after the sellers deals with issues from the first inspectors report?

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