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Inspect One Home Inspection Services offers home
inspection services for buyers, sellers and realtors. Inspect One
performs private buyer inspections, city required inspections,
inspections for sellers, and inspections for realtors, time-of-sale
evaluations, truth-in-housing evaluations in the following communities:
Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Edina, Richfield,
Saint Louis Park, Chaska, Chanhassen, Minnetonka, Hopkins, Shakopee,
Prior Lake, Savage, Burnsville, Eagan, Lakeville, Mendota Heights, South
Saint Paul, Maplewood, Cottage Grove, Woodbury, Hastings, Stillwater,
Lake Elmo, Roseville, Blaine, Fridley, White Bear Lake, Moundsview,
Maple Grove, Osseo, New Brighton, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Anoka,
Ramsey, Zimmerman, Princeton, Saint MIchael, Albertville, Shorewood,
Plymouth, Medina, Wayzata, Long Lake, Orono,
Saint Paul Truth-in-Housing Program
Chapter 189 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code requires all single family and duplex homes for sale in
the city to have a Truth-in-Sale of Housing disclosure report prepared and available to prospective
buyers.
The city, however, requires only one inspection (report) to be done and available on residential
properties for sale. If the owner has a CURRENT letter of Code Compliance from the Department of
Safety and Inspections Vacant Buildings Inspector, or a CURRENT Certificate of Code Compliance
(only on rental properties) from the Saint Paul Fire Marshal’s Office, then this other, CURRENT,
document may be used and made available to prospective buyers in lieu of the Truth-in-Sale of Housing
report; either the current Code Compliance or the current Certificate of Occupancy satisfies the
requirements in this Ordinance.
Please note: The city of Saint Paul does not require repairs, other than the installation of smoke detectors and Carbon Monoxide detectors in single family properties.
Chapter 189 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code requires all single family and duplex homes for sale in
the city to have a Truth-in-Sale of Housing disclosure report prepared and available to prospective
buyers.
The city, however, requires only one inspection (report) to be done and available on residential
properties for sale. If the owner has a CURRENT letter of Code Compliance from the Department of
Safety and Inspections Vacant Buildings Inspector, or a CURRENT Certificate of Code Compliance
(only on rental properties) from the Saint Paul Fire Marshal’s Office, then this other, CURRENT,
document may be used and made available to prospective buyers in lieu of the Truth-in-Sale of Housing
report; either the current Code Compliance or the current Certificate of Occupancy satisfies the
requirements in this Ordinance.
Please note: The city of Saint Paul does not require repairs, other than the installation of smoke detectors and Carbon Monoxide detectors in single family properties.