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Pre-listing Inspection
Are you selling a home? Let us inspect it and give you an advantage.
In performing a home inspection, Home Inspection of Central Florida will assist the seller in getting ahead of existing issues a potential buyer might find in the home. It isn’t uncommon for a deal to fall through when a potential buyer finds out there is a bigger problem they will need to handle on their own. Faulty plumbing, black mold or a short in electricity isn’t at the top of many homebuyers’ lists! If no issues are found, which does happen, this can undoubtedly be a huge selling point for many potential buyers.
,br>If a seller chooses to not address these issues, they will be able to give the buyer full disclosure as they view the property. A pre-sale inspection will give the seller more leverage in negotiations. Additionally, a pre-sale inspection of a home located in the Lakeland, Lake Placid and Winter Haven area gives the seller a leg up, saving them money as negotiations on who-pays-for-what are made. Future homeowners often overestimate the costs of repairs.
,br>If a seller chooses to not address these issues, they will be able to give the buyer full disclosure as they view the property. A pre-sale inspection will give the seller more leverage in negotiations. Additionally, a pre-sale inspection of a home located in the Lakeland, Lake Placid and Winter Haven area gives the seller a leg up, saving them money as negotiations on who-pays-for-what are made. Future homeowners often overestimate the costs of repairs.
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What is a pre-listing inspection?
A pre-listing inspection works essentially the same as any other home inspection. Your home inspector will look at the systems of the house you want to put on the market and ensure everything is functioning as it should. And if it isn’t? That’s for the home seller and buyer to negotiate as you enter into the process of selling the home.
Above all, the seller is certain to be perceived as more trustworthy because they’ve taken the time and made the effort in evaluating a home’s systems. They know a home’ faults and high points and are disclosing this with the future homeowner. What’s to hide when everything is on the table?
Above all, the seller is certain to be perceived as more trustworthy because they’ve taken the time and made the effort in evaluating a home’s systems. They know a home’ faults and high points and are disclosing this with the future homeowner. What’s to hide when everything is on the table?