If you are a home seller, having an inspection done on your house before listing it for sale will help you find out the condition of your home (ahead of the inspector of a future buyer) so that repairs can be made before finding out any issues in the inspection report of a future buyer (which could potentially hold up or prevent the sale). The home inspection process can also help you identify the positive conditions about your home (such as new or young systems) so you can highlight them in your marketing materials. The more you know about your home, the more prepared you will be for the negotiation process. A quality home inspection can save time and money by addressing issues before your home has entered the sales process. A pre-listing inspection lets buyers know that you are committed to selling the home and are sincere in your efforts to present the condition of the home fairly and accurately.

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