Fewer surprises after an offer
Deals most often wobble when a buyer's inspection turns up something nobody expected. Inspecting first lets you decide what to repair, what to credit and what to leave, instead of negotiating under a deadline.
A pre-listing inspection looks at your home before it goes on the market, so you know about problems before a buyer's inspector finds them. You can fix items on your own schedule, price the home with the full picture, or simply disclose what is there.
Deals most often wobble when a buyer's inspection turns up something nobody expected. Inspecting first lets you decide what to repair, what to credit and what to leave, instead of negotiating under a deadline.
Kyle inspects the roof, structure, exterior, attic, heating, plumbing, electrical and interior just as he would for a purchase, and writes up everything he finds in the same detailed digital report.
For larger and custom homes, a recent inspection by a Certified Master Inspector gives serious buyers and their agents a clear starting point and can shorten the back-and-forth once an offer is in.
Book online to see pricing and availability for your property, or call Kyle directly. For RMHI Signature and commercial quotes, email kyle@rm-hi.ca.