By having a pre sale inspection or pre listing inspection, you’re prepared for items that may show up during the buyer’s home inspection. You can prevent extended negotiations if the repairs are made ahead of time. Fewer contingencies in the sales contract will undoubtedly make the closing much smoother. By documenting the pre-listing condition of the home, you gain a legal advantage in the event you are sued for not disclosing problems with your home. You’ll be able to negotiate from a much stronger position if you have a inspector report to compare against your buyer’s report. In many cases, if your report is provided by a certified home inspector, the buyer will see no need to retain their own home inspector. And of course, if we pre-inspect your home, we’ll always be available to answer questions the prospective buyer may have.