Anthony Tilidetzke, CMI:
A proven detail oriented inspector with over 20 years experience performing property inspections, appraisals and rehabbing distressed properties. A certified member of American Home Inspectors Training Institute (AHIT) and The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI). Certified by NACHI as a Master Inspector. A graduate of Cardinal Stritch University with a bachelors degree in business management. Prior to becoming a Wisconsin State licensed Home inspector I served Active Duty in the United States Army and the Indiana/Wisconsin National Guard working as an Aircraft technician. I am a FAA certified and licensed Aircraft technician which was my career early on but found my true passion was in Real Estate. I am currently serving part time in the WI. Army National Guard as a Blackhawk Mechanic. I grew up in Sussex, where my family resides today. I take great pride in the community, my family, my company and the inspections I perform. You can trust in attention to detail during the on-site inspection and followed through in the written report. See credentials page for additional information.
My Promise to You,
"Choosing the right home inspector can be difficult. Unlike most professionals you hire, you probably won't meet me until our appointment. Furthermore, different inspectors have varying qualifications, equipment, experience, reporting methods, and pricing.
Ultimately, a thorough home inspection depends heavily on the individual inspector’s own effort. If you honor me by permitting me to inspect your new home, I guarantee that I will give you my very best effort."
Perspective Matters:
The vast majority of home buyers are on a particular budget. Many of them do not have the finances to purchase the very best – they have to settle for homes that are good, not perfect.
There are plenty of quality homes on the market that would make great purchases for the budget-conscious buyer.
These buyers are trusting real estate agents and home inspectors to guide them to these homes. They want to own a home, and they need to buy something that will serve their needs, which almost always means compromise.
An experienced agent and a skilled home inspector have a realistic perspective on homes in their respective markets. They know that almost every home has issues, and they know how to tell the difference between serious problems – the kind that buyers should avoid at all costs – and minor to moderate problems, which many buyers can deal with to own a home.
A home with major structural problems is not the same as a home that has settled and has slightly uneven floors. A home with a roof that should have been replaced ten years ago is quite different than a home with a roof that will need to be replaced in three years. Homes with major issues should be avoided by most buyers, while homes with noticeable issues – but issues that can be managed – may be ideal for buyers on budgets.
A quality real estate agent has no desire to see a client buy a home they will regret and will work hard to avoid such a situation. A good inspector obviously feels the same.
An inspector is approaching the situation from a different angle and needs to be ready to explain the inspection results to help buyers make an informed decision. Not explaining issues in a way that sends them running immediately because they think the home will fall down around them (unless, of course, it actually is).
Dan Ritzow, CPI:
When you need a thorough evaluation of one of the largest investments you will ever make you can count on Dan to get the job done. A graduate of American Home Inspectors Training institute, a Certified Professional Home Inspector with InterNachi and Wisconsin state licensed mean you will get an inspection that exceeds the standard. Having owned and helped rehabilitate several properties and working hand in hand with the Owner of VIP Dan has gained the insight and knowledge to make the process of assisting home buyers, sellers and Realtors move past the inspections contingency phase successfully. See credentials page for additional information.
262-875-7925
Wayne Sharp, CPI:
A graduate of Marian University with a bachelor’s degree in business
management and marketing. Prior to becoming a home inspector I served active duty in the United States Army and the Wisconsin National Guard; I recently retired from the National Guard after almost 30 years of service. In my time with the Army and the National Guard I held several job titles but most of my time was in aviation as an aircraft mechanic. I am an FAA certified and licensed mechanic. My dad was a carpenter by trade and over the years I have learned a great deal from helping him with projects along with taking on remodel projects of my own. My years in the aviation industry and the military has taught me to be very detail oriented and always strive to exceed the standards.
920-238-7041
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