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In today's market in the Lehigh Valley it is fairly safe to assume that a buyer who is
thinking to purchase your home will want to have their sale's contract written with a "contingent upon an acceptable
whole house inspection" clause.
While many sellers do wait for this scenario to occur, there are
a few reasons for you, the seller, to invest in a professional whole house inspection "before"
listing your home on the market.
Having a Pre-Listing Home Inspection by a Qualified Home
Inspector Before You list Your Home "For Sale" Can Have Great Benefits.
A complete home inspection is a signal to potential buyers that you are a conscientious seller.
It permits you to make repairs ahead of time so that:
Defects will not become negotiating stumbling blocks later.
You have the time to select reasonably priced contractors.
It may encourage the buyer to waive their inspection contingency.
It may alert you of conditions in need of immediate repair, such as minor safety hazards or surprise concerns that require prompt attention.
It demonstrates to buyers that you are interested in selling your home in sound condition.
