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Inspections & Appraisals
Most buyers will have the property examined by a licensed property inspector.
The Buyer's Property Inspection
Most buyers will hire a licensed inspector to evaluate the property within the agreed timeframe. Some may also bring in specialists for specific areas like roofing, plumbing, or HVAC.
If the buyer is financing the purchase, a licensed appraiser will assess the property to confirm its value meets the lender’s requirements.
The Closing Agent
A title company or attorney will act as the closing agent, ensuring the title is clear of any encumbrances and ready for transfer to the buyer.
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What else you should know...
Contingencies
Contingencies are conditions that must be met before the contract becomes final. These often include financing, inspections, and document reviews.
Buyers may conduct various inspections, such as roof, pest, chimney, survey, septic, mold, or HVAC inspections.
If renegotiations arise, having an experienced agent can make a significant difference in protecting your interests and keeping the deal on track.
Loan Approval and Appraisal
We recommend working with buyers who have pre-approval or a formal loan commitment. Expect a lender’s appraiser to verify the home’s value.
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Tips For Selling Your Home
Deep Clean Your Home
First impressions matter. Thoroughly clean every area—floors, surfaces, bathrooms, and more. Consider hiring professionals for the best results.
Declutter
A clutter-free home helps buyers focus on the space itself rather than distractions. It also allows them to picture their own belongings in the home.
Handle Repairs
Take care of any needed repairs before listing. A well-maintained home builds buyer confidence.
Paint the Walls
Neutral colors make it easier for buyers to envision themselves in the space and can modernize your home’s appearance.
Boost Curb Appeal
The exterior sets the tone. Simple improvements like landscaping, pressure washing, and fresh mulch can make a big difference.
Stage Your Home
Staged homes often feel more inviting. If needed, consider working with a professional staging company.
Depersonalize
Remove overly personal items like family photos so buyers can better imagine the home as their own.
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