Do you know the
true condition of your home?
One way to find out the true condition
of your property is by getting a pre-inspection by a
professional inspection company. You should verify that such a
company uses inspectors who carry the proper insurance, including
professional liability (errors and omissions) and general
liability.
With a home pre-inspection, you have the
opportunity to address any defects an inspector might find and have
them repaired before a potential buyer even sees the property. A
pre-inspection is also an effective promotion tool, reassuring
buyers that what they see is what they get. It also eliminates the
buyer-beware thoughts.
A professional pre-inspection puts a printed
record in the hands of the buyer, attesting the serious intent of
the seller. It not only explains any defects that exist but also
highlights the assets of the home, pointing out what has recently
been updated. In addition, it estimates how long the home’s
equipment, structure, and finishes will last.
The "Home Inspection"
condition
has moved to the top of the list for buyers, and without a home
pre-inspection by a competent professional, all involved in the
transaction are put in jeopardy.
