Housing & Mini Audits

Most individuals and or companies would investigate and scrutinize potential investment before transferring funds.  The average housing allowance is approximately US$ 4,500 per month for a two to three year period.  A three-year contact for a home is equivalent to about US$ 162,000.  Although this is a substantial investment companies usually have only conducted a surface evaluation and unfortunately upgraded the property at their own expense, as problems became apparent companies spend thousands of un-necessary dollars not to mention safety risks encored by bad wiring.

Global Relocations Housing Audits provide individuals and corporate clients with inside information about a home.  There are two types of audits, the Full Housing Audit, which is a comprehensive examination of the home inside and out taking into account structural and electrical issues to prevent unforeseen problems in the future.  The second type of audit is an Electrical Audit, which examines the electrical work in the prevention of safety risks such as fires due to bad wiring.

Upon completion of each audit a Housing Audit Report is prepared containing a written evaluation concerning the condition of the home, possible recommendations to correct problems and photographs of problem areas.  The audit can be used to negotiate improvements at the owner’s expense.  The same would be true during a lease renewal.  Audits give individuals and corporate clients the advantage of understanding what they are actually leasing and there by saving both parties money, time and frustration.