Colleges looking to hire junior faculty members are enjoying something of a buyer's market these days.
Frankly, you want the inspector to find things wrong--these are serious negotiating points in a buyer's market.
The penny-lower price can then raise questions in the buyer's mind about quality.
It's a buyer beware situation, if your skills aren't up to par, you'll likely personally suffer from it.
There will always be those that aren't, but then as with everything: let the buyer beware.
Of course, that's what the reviews are there for: to help the buyer be wary.
Shopping online requires trust between buyer and seller: often, each relies on the other's reputation.
Yes, caveat emptor applies, ie there is an onus on the buyer to understand what they are doing with their data.
Every automobile manufacturer on every continent will manipulate the data in their favor and in doing so will mislead the buyer.
The home buyer credit only created a false bottom for the market.
British Dictionary definitions for buyer
buyer
/ˈbaɪə/
noun
1.
a person who buys; purchaser; customer
2.
a person employed to buy merchandise, materials, etc, as for a shop or factory
Word Origin and History for buyer
n.
c.1200, biggere "one who purchases," agent noun from buy (v.). Meaning "one whose job is to buy goods for a store" is from 1884. Buyer's market attested from 1886.