Conducting a Milwaukee Pre-listing home inspection is the smartest thing to do before listing a home for sale. It allows prospective buyers to see the condition of the home before negotiations. Having the inspection performed after negotiations can cause all kinds of issues on the part of the purchaser, so it’s easy to see how this sort of property review can benefit everyone involved. The inspector will provide a regular inspection and create a report, and as the seller, you may also choose to have a one-page overview prepared for easy reference. The seller and real estate agent then review the report and summary for approval and may opt to adjust the listing price or other factors. Then, both the report and overview are published and available to real estate professionals and prospective buyers.

As we said before, the benefits are numerous. Being upfront about the condition of the home will help to eliminate conditional offers or issues with negotiations, resulting in the seller having to sell the home more than once because the buyer has changed their mind. Everyone must agree before publishing the listing on the market, which minimizes the liability for all parties.

On top of this, if the home is found to be in better condition than originally thought, the price will appear to be reasonable for the buyer. The customer is also more likely to make an offer without their inspection, which can increase the speed at which the house is sold and changes hands. There will be no conflicting information making the transaction complicated—just peace of mind for everyone, and a smoother, quicker process where everyone wins.

If you’re selling your home, we highly recommend considering a Milwaukee Pre-Listing Home Inspections to make your sale as quick and easy as possible. Same thing if you own a commercial establishment, getting a Commercial Building Inspection from House to Home Inspections will give you peace of mind!

Check out these links from the National Realtor Association regarding pre-listing inspections:

http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2013/09/23/how-sellers-can-save-prelisting-inspections

http://www.homegain.com/info_center/seller/listing/presale_inspection/show_article

http://realtormag.realtor.org/sales-and-marketing/selling/article/2006/07/head-trouble-prelisting-inspections