When I represent buyers yes. 

We stay outside until after the inspection, listen to the summary with the buyer and the inspector.

To follow them around the home only leads to confusion as to what was said by the inspector and what was said by the agent.  And of course liability.

I don't.  I  would add not value being there and tell my buyer inspection is time for them and the inspector.

I'm right now renewing my license and sinking in all RE rules and laws..

The point to that: the buyer agent and Buyer have to attend all inspections they initiate. Seller agent has to be present at the inspections that seller orders+ an appraiser inspection. 

I attend presale inspections for my sellers so I can better explain to them what they can expect in the sale process and what they should do to properly prepare the property for the best results.

I attend inspections for my buyer, who will usually be there, also, so I can help them to understand what they are experiencing.

Not necessary. The report getting taken care of matters.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. For example, I have a new construction inspection scheduled for next week. Not attending. Will have a report that day and will review with builder the next day when we do our walk-through

On the whole, I am of the Bob Crane school of thought when it comes to inspections. And when I'm the listing agent, I have no business attending the inspection...it's the buyer's inspection.

I am present but do not follow the inspector. If they find something major, I ask to be consulted.

Attending home inspections is a good business practice.

Only when I represent the buyers.  Out in Ventura County, CA that is the practice.  Listing agents have no business being there.

I have no clue how many have attended inspection. When I was new I went to a couple just mto see how they do it. After that they had my confidence and I saw no need to distract them.

We do

Yes, at the end so I  can personally see the issues and explain to the LA.

I attend pre-listing inspections for sellers and inspections for buyers. 

we attend all of our inspections....we're listing agents and if there's an issue, we want to be there to hear it directly from the inspector...

Always there.

Yes to inspections, to support clients and to help negotiate issues should they arise.

As the buyer's agent I attend 100% of the inspections. As a seller's agent I attend 0.