I booked an appointment today for a customer who will be putting their house on the market in the near future. Its a good idea.
The seller will find out what, if any, problems might get in the way of a smooth transaction. If problems are found, the seller gets a chance to either fix them, or disclose them upfront to any potential buyer. The seller can present the report to a buyer - and it adds credibility.
Your house will stand out - stand apart from the other houses in your neighborhood for sale.
The pre-sale inspection report helps to reduce suprises or last minute hurdles that might slow down or "kill" the deal.
In my experience - buyers are far less worried about problems that are disclosed upfront - compared to problems that are uncovered during the buyer's inspection.
Another benefit of the pre-sale inspection is the seller gets to pick an inspector - based on experience and credentials - instead of letting the buyer pick an inspector who might not be experienced or credible. Why would you turn over this part of the transaction to a total stranger who can wreak havoc with your buyer.
So if you are thinking of selling - or your home is already listed - You should strongly consider a Pre-sale inspection report. The fees are typically between $200 - $350 - it often depends on the size and style of the house.
go to http://www.dukeinspection.com/ for more information about Duke Inspection Services.
The seller will find out what, if any, problems might get in the way of a smooth transaction. If problems are found, the seller gets a chance to either fix them, or disclose them upfront to any potential buyer. The seller can present the report to a buyer - and it adds credibility.
Your house will stand out - stand apart from the other houses in your neighborhood for sale.
The pre-sale inspection report helps to reduce suprises or last minute hurdles that might slow down or "kill" the deal.
In my experience - buyers are far less worried about problems that are disclosed upfront - compared to problems that are uncovered during the buyer's inspection.
Another benefit of the pre-sale inspection is the seller gets to pick an inspector - based on experience and credentials - instead of letting the buyer pick an inspector who might not be experienced or credible. Why would you turn over this part of the transaction to a total stranger who can wreak havoc with your buyer.
So if you are thinking of selling - or your home is already listed - You should strongly consider a Pre-sale inspection report. The fees are typically between $200 - $350 - it often depends on the size and style of the house.
go to http://www.dukeinspection.com/ for more information about Duke Inspection Services.
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