WiseEyes Home and Property Inspections Inc.

Seller Prelisting Home Inspection Benefits

They add up to MONEY !!

Seller prelisting home inspections are growing in popularity. The prelisting real estate inspection helps end most (if not all) of the pitfalls and hassles of waiting to be surprised by the buyer's home inspection. The certified home inspector working for the seller generates a prelisting home inspection report. The prelisting home inspection report can be used to set a realistic listing price, guide repairs, insure proper disclosure and as a powerful marketing tool. Seller prelisting home inspections benefit everyone in a real estate transaction.

Having a seller prelisting home inspection before the property goes on the market gives the seller better control of the real estate transaction. The seller has a stronger negotiating position on the terms of sale. Also, the seller prelisting home inspection avoids those last minute condition surprises which helps protect the deal and the agreed price.

A seller prelisting real estate inspection gives insight into the true condition of the property. If significant deficiencies exist they can be dealt with before buyers see the home if you choose. But selling the home as-is will often be the best approach. The seller prelisting property inspection and home inspection report will provide the disclosure needed to better protect the seller and help get the best price possible.

Having a prelisting real estate inspection helps set a realistic asking price from the start. Overpriced homes in the current tough market tend to sell slowly (if at all). The seller prelisting property inspection helps to show that the listed price is in line with the condition of the home. Helping to set the home apart to value conscious buyers. A clear and impartial seller prelisting home inspection report gives potential buyers more confidence that asking price price is justified, even in this competitive market.

If you have a certain price in mind, and the seller prelisting home inspection doesn’t turn up any major deficiencies, the seller prelisting home inspection report will help support your price, no matter the fluctuations of the market.

• Choose a certified InterNACHI inspector rather than being surprised by the buyer's choice of inspector
• Schedule the inspections at your convenience
• Be alerted to items of immediate personal concern, such as radon gas or active termite infestation
• You can help the home inspector during the home inspection, something normally not done during a buyer's inspection
• Use the report to realistically price the home for a smoother sale
• Use the report to substantiate a higher asking price if problems don't exist or have been corrected
• A seller's prep home inspection that reveals problems gives you other advantages:
• • It could let you show the home better
  • You have time to make repairs if you choose using competitive contractors
  • With time you can avoid overpriced last-minute repairs
  • Attach repair estimates or paid invoices to the inspection report to help your negotiations.
  • Lets you keep inflated buyer procured guesstimates off the negotiation table.
• The report alerts you to immediate safety issues found, before agents and visitors tour the home.
• The report provides a third-party, unbiased opinion to offer to potential buyers.
• Your inspection report is an excellent marketing tool regardless of home condition. tool.
• Your inspection and report is the ultimate gesture in forthrightness on your part.
• The report can help ease a prospective buyer's unfounded suspicions, before they walk away
• The prelisting inspection and report helps make your negotiations easier
• Your inspection and report will minimize surprise 11th-hour renegotiations.
• Your inspection and report helps reduce last-minute threats to your sale
• The report helps provides full-disclosure protection from future legal claims.