Show Buyers Your Home Is Move-In Ready

Why Sellers Choose a Move-In-Certified Inspection

Having a pre-listing inspection allows you to address any potential issues ahead of time — minimizing market time, eliminating repair negotiations, and giving you full control of the process.

• Minimize market time by correcting problems before listing
• Adjust your sales price to reflect fair estimated repairs — not buyers' over-inflated estimates
• Provide information necessary to disclose the "as is" condition of your home
• Avoid prolonging the sale waiting for repairs or being forced to reduce your price
• Eliminate "repairs" as a negotiating tool for your buyers
• Schedule the inspection at your convenience
• Receive a third-party, unbiased opinion from a certified InterNACHI inspector to offer buyers
• Assist the inspector during the inspection — something normally not done during a buyer's inspection
• Substantiate a higher asking price if problems don't exist or have been corrected
• Shop for competitive contractors ahead of time and attach repair estimates to remove over-inflated buyer estimates from negotiations
• Use the Home Inspection Report as a marketing tool
• Relieve a prospective buyer's unfounded suspicions before they walk away
• Lighten negotiations and eliminate 11th-hour re-negotiations
• Encourage the buyer to waive the inspection contingency
• Provides full-disclosure protection from future legal claims