Home inspections originated for the benefit of the buyer. But over the years, we realized that pre-inspections (seller initiated inspections prior to listing) are more beneficial than inspections requested by the buyer.

The innovative way to sell your home is to have your home pre-inspected so that you know the conditions of your home. The inspection could reveal items that may need immediate repair. It takes a lot of work to sell your home, and once you have a signed agreement (usually contingent on the outcome of an inspection) any latent defects or problems can cause renegotiations or a cancelled sale. Renegotiations can also be difficult and time consuming.

A seller who has a pre-inspection preformed will be ready to accept an offer and close the deal.

A pre-inspection gives your home the marketing edge!

Although a home inspection is not required, the State of Ohio now requires that you disclose the "true condition of the home you are selling." A pre-inspection may point out something you did not know so you feel comfortable about how you have described your home's condition, both before and after the sale. It can give you peace of mind by not worrying over post-sale litigation once you have settled into your new destination.