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When you are ready to put your home on the market, you want to make it look as attractive as possible to potential buyers. Your real estate agent can give you a lot of great tips about staging and improving the house’s curb appeal. Your inspection can give you a lot of stellar ideas for…
Arranging a professional inspection for your home need not be an onerous task. If you do this step early, it can actually make the process easier. When you set up a home inspection before listing your house for sale, you give yourself independence that you may not otherwise have. Freedom To Choose A pre-listing home…
Many sellers fear that by presenting buyers with the results of a pre-listing inspection, they are sabotaging their chances of making the sale. This is far from the truth. In fact, there are many findings of a pre-listing inspection that many buyers are willing to accept without issue. This is especially true if the fixes…
The overall condition of your home and its various components is a major factor in the selling price. Effective negotiating is an art form of sorts, and a pre-listing home inspection gives you valuable information with which to approach pricing discussions. Important Knowledge When you know the health of your house down to its bones,…
Short-term and long-term tests can help homeowners to identify high or low levels of radon at home. This information can prevent illness and even save lives. However, you will first need to be able to identify what passes as normal or acceptable. In U.S. states and territories, 4 pCi/l and lower is considered safe. In…
As a real estate agent, you work hard for your clients. Every step of the home selling process is critical. As a home inspector, we know how important the role of a prelisting home inspection is. We will closely communicate with you in order to prepare your client for the inspection. Long-Term Benefits As…
You cannot escape having a home inspection for the home you want to sell. However, you can set up the process so that it benefits both you and potential buyers. Here is an important reason to have an inspection before listing your house. Comfort and Confidence A pre-listing inspection lets both you and potential buyers…
A pre-listing home inspection can cost anywhere between $200 and $700, causing many sellers to forego them. If a buyer wants or needs to have an inspection done before closing, let him or her foot the bill, right? While you can let the buyer pay for an inspection, doing so may cost you more than…
