White Plains resident is HGTV's latest star with new series 'Inspector Joe' (Rye: houses)

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From the article: "In the super-heated housing market that's been the hallmark of the Lower Hudson Valley for the last two years, home buyers have been faced with challenges ranging from bidding wars to waiving a home inspection.

The last one, said Joe Mazza, a licensed home inspector from White Plains, should be a deal breaker and one he freely shares with prospective buyers.

“I treat every home like my own family will live there,” said Mazza. "I will leave no stone unturned. I’m not a typical inspector.”

More here: https://www.lohud.com/story/money/re...WT-E-NLETTER65

[Dabaomb]

Thank you! Looks interesting, I'll give it a watch since it'll be nice to see local houses on the show.

[Dabaomb]

The show wasn't bad. I'll watch the remaining episodes. I was able to figure out the house that the clients bought is located in Armonk.

[NYTom]

I watched, I liked, I recorded the series.

[Dabaomb]

I've been watching this series and it's been pretty good so far. Most of the homes are in Southern Westchester (Scarsdale, Eastchester/Tuckahoe, Rye/Rye Neck, Armonk, etc.) with a few in CT and one in Hopewell Junction.

Hopefully they renew it for another season as it's been good to seeing houses in the area.