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| If a home inspection makes sense for a home buyer, think of what it could mean to a seller! Consider the following scenario |
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| You, with the help of your real estate agent, list your house for sale
for what is agreed to be a fair market price. You receive an offer - and because everyone is always trying to "get a deal" it is below your asking price. After some negotiating, you finally reach an acceptable price. NOW THE BUYERS ARE GOING TO HAVE A HOUSE INSPECTION! What will be found? Will you have additional expenses? Will you be negotiating again? |
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| You decide to list your house for sale
..BUT FIRST, YOU have a home inspection. The inspector finds a few minor items, and comments that the house will probably be needing a new roof within the next few years. He gives you a written report. You fix the few minor items that needed repair - saving the receipts and warranties - and notify the listing real estate agent that you are pricing the house to reflect the future cost of a new roof. It now becomes a non-negotiable item. |
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You have just given your house a competitive edge by:
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