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Seller’s Inspection (Pre-listing Inspection)
If you are the Seller – prepare for the Buyer to include a “contingent upon an acceptable whole house inspection” clause in their offer. A pre-inspection may encourage the buyer to waive the inspection contingency. Take charge of the negotiation process.
Knowledge is Power! At Greater Peoria Property Inspections we provide a pre-listing or “seller’s” inspection. This service prepares you for the Buyer’s inspection report and allows you to see your home through the eyes of a third-party professional home inspector. You can repair problems identified or acknowledge the problem and reflect it in the purchase price – take repairs off the table as a negotiating tool against you.
Doing a pre-listing whole house inspection does not guarantee that a buyer will not opt to have another inspection done at the time of the contract. Nor does it guarantee that the second inspector will not find items the first inspection did not discover (or think important enough to note). It does offer evidence that you have spent the time (and the money) to make sure that the house is without defect. In addition, if there are differences of opinion regarding inspection findings, we will always continue to represent you.
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Pre-Qualifying Your Home Leads to a “Hassle Free Sale”
- Saves Time & Saves Money
- Strengthens Your Position as a Seller
Saves Time – Allows you to see your home through the eyes of a third-party professional home inspector and helps you price your home realistically.
Saves Money – Allows you to make cost effective repairs ahead of time. Buyers typically overestimate the cost of repairs by 100% or more and expect substantial contract price reductions.
- Helps You Stay “In Control” of the Sales Process
- Reduces Your Liability and your Stress
Puts you In Control – You can repair problems identified or acknowledge the problem and reflect it in the purchase price – take repairs off the table as a negotiating tool against you.
Reduces Your Liability by adding professional supporting documentation to your disclosure statement. By documenting the pre-listing condition of the home, you gain a legal advantage. It may alert you to immediate safety issues before agents and visitors tour your home.
