For Home Sellers (Pre-Listing Inspections)

A pre-listing inspection for the home seller is similar in scope and make-up to the Pre-Purchase Inspection for the buyer. It is a complete property inspection to the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) Standards of Practice.

Pre-Listing inspections are a smart thing for the home seller to do.

• No Surprises. Rather than wait for the buyer’s home inspector to uncover something that you are unaware of, learn about any inspection items up front. This gives you a chance to make some repairs, cost out alternatives, and develop the best strategy to sell the house.
• Set Priorities. At the end of the inspection, we discuss the findings and help think through the things that are most important to selling the property.
• A Professional Report. The Home Status Inspection Company report can be used as a selling tool to give the buyers confidence that the house has been thoroughly inspected. The report features photos and explanations and can be forwarded to approved parties to the sale. In some cases, the report will be used by the buyers as the official inspection for the sale.

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