Which of the following is typically discovered by a buyer's home inspector?

Outstanding assessments and liens pertain to financial obligations associated with the property, often related to local government assessments or unpaid taxes. While these can impact the sale, they are typically uncovered during the title search or closing process, not during a home inspection.

While a home inspector may note signs of past water damage in the inspected property, they typically do not evaluate conditions of surrounding houses or assess their flood history. This information is generally gathered from flood zone maps or local records rather than an on-site inspection.

The date of the last pest extermination is not a standard focus of home inspections. While inspectors may look for signs of pest infestations, the details about pest control treatments are usually provided by the seller or the pest control company, not determined by the inspector during the property evaluation.