If you’re considering selling your home, a pre-listing inspection can:

• Alert you to issues before going under contract.
  Home inspectors are thorough, and they can highlight issues that might concern potential buyers. Then, you can repair those issues and get the property in better condition before opening it up for showings.
• Inform pricing.
  An inspector can help you better understand the condition of your whole home. With that knowledge, we can work together to set an accurate price for your home, and establish expectations for sales speed and marketability.
• Prevent closing delays.
  If issues crop up during the buyer’s inspection, it can derail a sale. The seller may have to make repairs or reduce your price — and, in some cases, the buyer might even pull out entirely. A pre-listing inspection reduces the likelihood of these delays.

Keep in mind that inspections come with an upfront fee, and you’ll be legally required to disclose any issues the inspector finds. However, we can discuss the inspection report to see how repairs could impact your home’s market value.

Call Alan today for a FREE home audit @ 519-871-7994.