The cost of a pre-listing inspection is the same as for a conventional pre-purchase
inspection.
inspection.
- Home may sell faster!
- Home may sell for more money!
- No more buyers walking away because there may be a problem with he home.
- No more 11th hour re-negotiations based on the inspectors findings.
- No more helpless feeling that an inspector has raised an issue that is not a big
problem. - No more buyers getting cold feet when they find out the home is not perfect.
- No more buyers walking away because they don't have time for an inspection.
- No more parade of inspectors through your home before a multiple-offer situation.
- You chose the home inspector based on reputation and credentials.
- You resolve any differences of opinion about the home before it goes on the
market. - All homes have room for improvement. Disclosing the condition of the home allows
you to reflect the condition in the listing price, rather than have to negotiate again
later when issues are discovered. - You fix any conditions identified (if you choose to) or simply reflect it in the
purchase price. This takes it off the table as a negotiating point against you. - The inspection includes a report that becomes the buyer's guide to home
ownership for years to come. - The inspection allows you to see the home through the eyes of a critical third-party.
- The inspection helps you to price your home realistically.
- The inspection permits you to have the time to get reasonably priced contractors to
make any necessary repairs. - The inspection may encourage the buyer to waive the inspection contingency.
- The inspection may relieve prospect's concerns and suspicions.
- The inspection may reduce your liability by adding professional supporting
documentation to your disclosure statement. - The inspection may alert you to immediate safety issues before agents and visitors
tour your home.
How much does an inspection cost?
A pre-listing inspection is a home inspection that is preformed before the home goes
on the market. The benefits of this inspection help to create a powerful marketing
tool that can be used during the process of selling a home.
on the market. The benefits of this inspection help to create a powerful marketing
tool that can be used during the process of selling a home.
How Will My Pre-Listing Inspection Benefit You?
What is a Pre-Listing Inspection?
"Inspected once, inspected right." TM
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How Do Pre-Listing Inspections Work?
I complete the inspection and leave a Home Reference Book with the completed report at
the home. This should be displayed for prospective buyers to look at during open
houses and showings.
If you wish to make any improvements to the home, you may attach any receipts for work
completed to the summary reports. I will revisit the home after the work is completed. I
will revise the home after the work is completed and adjust the report and summary
report as needed. (The fee for this is usually $150)
The pre-listing inspection report can be referenced in the listings.
When the home is sold the Home Reference Book and the report are left at the home for
the buyer.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
the home. This should be displayed for prospective buyers to look at during open
houses and showings.
If you wish to make any improvements to the home, you may attach any receipts for work
completed to the summary reports. I will revisit the home after the work is completed. I
will revise the home after the work is completed and adjust the report and summary
report as needed. (The fee for this is usually $150)
The pre-listing inspection report can be referenced in the listings.
When the home is sold the Home Reference Book and the report are left at the home for
the buyer.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
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