NPMA 33 Form
The NPMA 99B Form, also known as the Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report, is a document used in the real estate industry. It is typically required during the process of buying or selling a home, particularly in areas where wood-destroying insects, such as termites, are prevalent.
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The HUD NPMA 33 form is a standardized form used in the United States by pest control professionals. It's specifically related to the inspection of a property for wood-destroying insects, such as termites. The form is typically required in real estate transactions, especially when a mortgage lender wants to ensure that a property is free from termite damage or infestation.
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