Gotcha, it is your responsibility to inspect your purchase, don't force the rest of us to do what you're unwilling to do. If some guy wants to put his power outlets six inches off the ground in one room and near the ceiling in another that's his business. When he dies and his kids sell of his home to pay the death tax it is up to the prospective buyer to ensure the home is to his liking, he can hire someone to check it out for him.
Didn't our previous POTUS support California building regulations for homes built in Florida? His wizards of smart thought Florida homes would benefit by being built to withstand earthquakes. Insanity.
At the same time, private organizations, like the SAE or UL and am sure there's a few for homes would have standards for building homes in varying places across the country. Not government. People would appreciate and pay for that. A guy in California doesn't need a hurricane proof house and neither does a Floridian need a roof designed to shed snow.
The same thinking applies to roads, which would be better if they were privatized. Whatever government does, private industry can do better, save for lie, cheat and steal. Then they'd go out of business.
