Picture this: It’s 2021, people are waiving home inspections left and right to *fingers crossed* have their ticket called from the pile of offers.
Luckily, we’ve moved past that period of chaos and I’m seeing buyers re-embrace inspections.
To me, it’s a no-brainer form of insurance on your largest investment.
Let’s look at some real numbers:
Imagine you’re a buyer who invests $750 in an inspection that reveals damage to the windows of the home that will cost $15,000 to repair and replace.
With that knowledge, we head back to the seller to negotiate repair costs or walk from the deal.
In some cases, the sellers will work with us to make it right.
I’ve seen seller credits range between $250 and $15,000
depending on the type of repair.
Your long-term peace of mind is worth the fee. Agree or disagree? Let me know in the comments.
Utah County Homes, The Bennetts 