Buying a home is one of the biggest investments a person will ever make. As a seller, you can help prospective homebuyers feel more confident about their home purchase decision by having your listing inspected. By having an inspection performed before you sell the home, you can plan ahead for any repairs or negotiate the selling price. This will make the buyer more confident in the purchase and keep pre-closing problems from hassling both parties.
A Home Inspection 'Before' You Put Your House On The Market
This offers you and your buyers the complete peace of mind that comes from knowing the true condition of your house. It lets you prepare for or repair items that could pose a problem, or even reduce your asking price, when negotiating the sale. It also reduces the chance of last-minute "surprises" that could delay or derail a deal and protects you and your family from potential lawsuits. A seller's home inspection helps you sell your house faster, easier and at the best price possible.
Improve Your Listing with the Inspection Report
The A Plus Report is a comprehensive, easy-to-read report detailing over 400 items that you're A Plus home inspector professional examines. It also contains a seasonal maintenance checklist as well as a do-it-yourself Home Maintenance Manual. What a great way to validate that your listing really is a dream home! Also, you will feel more confident knowing you are familiar with the home's condition.
Sell Your Home Faster and Closer to the Listing Price
An inspection helps ensure that there are fewer surprises in a real estate transaction. A professional home inspection provided by the seller can create an atmosphere of good faith. By making repairs and disclosing to the prospective buyer the property condition up front, before negotiations begin, you can create a more relaxed atmosphere by instilling confidence regarding the home's condition. This, in turn, may help your house sell faster and closer to listing price.
Take the mystery out of selling your house. Make it easier for prospective buyers to imagine themselves living in your home. Call your A Plus home inspector today to schedule an inspection!
Seller FAQs
Q: How long does an inspection normally take?
A: A typical inspection of a property less than 2,000 square feet lasts approximately two and a half hours.
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Q: Do I need to be present at the time of the inspection?
A: Yes, it is to the home seller's benefit to be present at the time of the inspection. Your A Plus Home Inspector's job is not just to inspect the property, but also to educate the potential seller on the condition of the property, and this can be better achieved if you are present at the time of the inspection.
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Q: How do I determine the condition of the home?
A: During the course of the inspection, the inspector will explain the condition of the property. The inspector will also provide you with the A Plus Report so you can make an informed decision when selling the property.
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Q: What do I get in writing?
A: Our 400+ page inspection findings are packaged in an attractive, easy-to-reference, three-ring binder. The A Plus Report - the industry's reference manual - features a comprehensive evaluation of the home, a Home Maintenance Manual and a Seasonal Maintenance Checklist,.
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Q: Does A Plus offer other types of inspections?
A: Yes. Home inspections are just part of our business. Depending on the region, we can provide a variety of services that work hand-in-hand with the home inspection. View list of other services offered.
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