634,482
Yes, usually when I see the home hasn't been well maintained or may have issues due to age, etc.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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Tom Bailey
Oak Island, NC
2,781,013
Yes it should be and most prefer out of sight, out of mind for this subject
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Tom Bailey
Oak Island, NC
784,786
1,725,896
If there is profound evidence of deferred maintenance and the seller insist the home is perfect. Also, if there is evidence of modifications not up to code. If the seller refuses; why would I then be expected to waste my marketing resources on a property that will be full of issues? I refer this seller to an agent I don't like!
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Tom Bailey
Oak Island, NC
699,277
I have not but I do think it's a good thing. Why do all that paperwork if there is a huge chance the buyer doesn't want all the problems.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
, CA
4,882,355
Yes, because you can make the necessary repairs that are not going to go away.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
, CA
2,443,250
Yes I do, because it gives the Seller the opportunity to get things done, have the report available and the receipts for the work completed.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
, CA
2,362,584
Sometimes it helps to sell the house more quickly if you can show that it passed an inspection with flying colors
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
, CA
3,988,007
If a seller is reluctant to fix some things and has serious repair issues and I know it, I think hearing it from a home inspector has more clout.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
, CA
2,178,433
I only had one seller do this. It made for a smooth transaction because all the issues were addressed before the home ever went on the market.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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6,392,899
67,369
I do and my main reason is to take care of the items that may need repairing. I always have an inspector go through my own home before I sell it. When the buyer's inspector has come through my home they had nothing for me to repair.
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