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A Listing Inspection is an inspection that is performed after your home is listed by a real estate professional, but before your home goes on the market. This type of inspection will help create a powerful marketing tool that can be used to your (the Seller's) advantage during the real estate marketing process because it creates confidence in all the parties.
Seller's Confidence Is Maximized
The real estate market is changing. What can you do to make your property stand out as a smarter investment, a more attractive choice, than the rest of the homes that are on the market? Have an All Points Seller's Listing Inspection done. You'll be able to make an informed decision about what repairs, if any, you want to undertake before you show your home for the first time. A Listing Inspection will help prevent "deal killer" surprises from emerging mid-negotiation. It will confirm everyone's confidence in the pricing and pay for itself many times over.
Buyer's Confidence Ensures a Smooth Transaction
Buyers will respect your proactive approach to ensure confidence with a Listing Inspection. You'll be able to close the deal more quickly and get more of your asking price if your home is in top shape. Why wait until an inspection performed as a condition of sale reveals a problem and then have to renegotiate? Chances are they'll want to discount their original offer more than the cost of repairs!
Broker's Confidence Is Reflected in the Written Report
A Listing Inspection shows buyers and their brokers that you have taken the time to prepare your home for the market, increasing the smoothness of the transaction and instilling confidence in the interested parties. Knowing the true condition of your home in advance helps your broker set the price, comply with disclosure and helps you to consider offers with confidence. You will have a Professional Home Inspector's Report on hand to review with all potential buyers. I will even come back and review the report with any prospective buyers. Home inspections are a popular and worthwhile option: three quarters of all homes sold have one.