16404 Lone Wolf Dr

Leander, TX 78641

2 inspections on fileLatest: 2017-12-06Inspector: Blake Williams
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Home Health Score
27
Items Inspected
7
Passed
20
Deficiencies
8
Safety Concerns

Equipment on Record

Furnace / Heater

Full specs in paid report

Air Conditioner

Full specs in paid report

Water Heater

50 gallons

Full specs in paid report

Electrical Panel

200 amp

Full specs in paid report

Inspection Summary

Structural Systems

9 items inspected

9 issues

Electrical Systems

2 items inspected

2 issues

HVAC Systems

3 items inspected

2 issues

Plumbing Systems

4 items inspected

4 issues

Appliances

9 items inspected

3 issues

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About This Property

This 2002-era home at 16404 Lone Wolf Dr in Leander was inspected on December 6, 2017, revealing 27 total findings across structural, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and appliance systems. The property presents a mixed condition profile with 20 deficiencies and 8 identified safety issues that warrant attention. Key concerns include fire hazards in the attic and compromised door security features that should be prioritized by any prospective buyer.

Leander, TX Area

Leander, TX is a rapidly growing suburban community in the greater Austin metropolitan area, characterized by expanding residential development and increasing property values. The area attracts families and professionals seeking proximity to Austin's job market while maintaining a more spacious, neighborhood-oriented lifestyle.

Key Inspection Findings

The inspection identified several critical safety deficiencies including dryer lint accumulation in the attic, nesting materials near the gable vent, and an attic ladder fastened with incorrect hardware—all creating serious fire hazards. Additionally, the back door deadbolts show improper alignment with the upper bolt failing to fully extend, and bathroom flooring presents a trip hazard at the entry threshold.

What This Means for Buyers

These findings present significant negotiation leverage for buyers, particularly regarding the 15-year-old water heater and R22 air conditioning system that may face imminent replacement costs. The safety deficiencies—especially fire hazards and security issues—are relatively affordable to remediate but should be factored into repair budgets and may justify a price reduction or seller concessions.

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