A home inspection assesses your property’s condition, helping buyers make informed decisions.
Preparing Your Home
- Clean and Declutter: Present a neat and accessible space for the inspector.
- Complete Minor Repairs: Address minor issues like leaky faucets or cracked tiles.
- Clear Access: Ensure easy access to utility areas like the electrical panel.
- Provide Documentation: Gather paperwork for recent repairs or renovations.
Accompanying the Inspector
Though not mandatory, being present during the inspection allows you to address any concerns firsthand.
Responding to Findings
- Address Significant Issues: Tackle structural or safety concerns promptly.
- Negotiate Repairs: Work with your agent to negotiate fair resolutions for repair requests.
- Offer Credits: Consider providing credits or discounts to offset repair costs.
Navigating a home inspection as a seller may seem daunting, but with preparation and proactive communication, you can ensure a successful sale.