935 La Posada Dr, Unit 251

Austin, TX 78752

1 inspection on fileLatest: 2017-11-07Inspector: Blake Williams
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Home Health Score
18
Items Inspected
5
Passed
13
Deficiencies
5
Safety Concerns

Equipment on Record

Air Conditioner

1.5 ton

Full specs in paid report

Electrical Panel

125 amp

Full specs in paid report

Inspection Summary

Structural Systems

9 items inspected

9 issues

Electrical Systems

1 items inspected

1 issue

HVAC Systems

2 items inspected

2 issues

Plumbing Systems

1 items inspected

1 issue

Appliances

5 items inspected

Passed

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About This Property

935 La Posada Dr, Unit 251 in Austin was inspected on November 7, 2017, revealing 18 total findings across structural, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and appliance systems. The property presented 13 deficiencies and 5 safety concerns that warrant attention from prospective buyers. Notable moisture damage in the bathroom, undersized fireplace hearth, and multiple electrical safety issues indicate deferred maintenance in critical areas.

Austin, TX Area

Austin's central location and strong housing market make properties in this area competitive, with buyers increasingly focused on condition and system upgrades. The TX real estate market has favored sellers, making thorough inspections essential for identifying repair needs that could impact negotiation leverage.

Key Inspection Findings

The most critical safety issues include bathroom moisture and fungal growth in cabinet walls and flooring, lack of ground fault protection on refrigerator and kitchen sink outlets, and upper-level windows without adequate floor clearance. Additionally, the fireplace hearth extension is undersized, and a missing transition strip between tile and laminate flooring at the bathroom entry poses a tripping hazard.

What This Means for Buyers

These findings suggest budgeting for bathroom remediation (mold remediation and water damage repair), electrical panel upgrades for safety compliance, and potential flooring modifications. The 2016 AC condenser unit with 14 SEER efficiency is relatively recent, but the combination of moisture issues and electrical deficiencies will likely require disclosure and could impact buyer confidence or pricing leverage.

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