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Why are more
SELLERS using home inspections
before they have a buyer?
Actually, it makes perfect sense...
Here's the deal: Home Inspections take place in 90% or more of home
sales today.
In other words, it's nearly certain that your
buyer is going to want an inspection. Conducting the home
inspection ahead of time and with your choice of inspector
actually benefits you in a number of ways:
Consider:
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An inspection helps you price your home correctly and ready
to sell. |
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It allows you to see your home through the eyes of a
critical 3rd party |
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Defects won't become stumbling blocks or "deal breakers"
later on |
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No delay in obtaining the Use & Occupancy permit. |
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You have time to get reasonably priced contractors or make
repairs yourself, if qualified, rather than having to rush
and pay more. |
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Unlike many inspections, A-Pro inspections point out a
home's positive attributes as well -- giving sellers
additional selling points. |
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It may encourage the buyer to waive the inspection
contingency (wouldn't you rather choose the inspector than
allow the buyer to?) |
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It may alert you of items of immediate personal concern (ie.
radon, termites) |
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Reduces liability by adding professional supporting
documentation to your disclosure statement. |
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Certified "Pre-Owned" Status is a major selling point! |
It's no wonder reports show that pre-inspected homes
consistently sell faster and for more money!
Call 1.800.793.APRO (2776)
for fast, friendly service and be sure to ask about A-Pro's exclusive "Certified Pre-Owned Home" program! |
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The Experts
Take Notice...
"...home
sellers are turning to new strategies to sell quickly and at the right
price... hiring inspectors before they put their homes on the market.
Liz Moore, a
broker in Newport News, Va., says her firm pays for a pre-listing inspection
for all her sellers.
"It's fair to
say that is the reason our listings sell 30% faster than the market
average," she says. And early anecdotal evidence suggests that inspected
houses 'consistently sell for a few thousand dollars more.'"
- USA Today |
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