Tucson Seller’s Home Inspection Advantage
January 18th, 2008 Categories: Real Estate News, Tucson Home Care & Improvement, Tucson Real Estate
Guess what the astute seller in the Tucson Market today is doing?
The advantage goes to the seller with something extra. Today you can work with an ASHI certified home inspector to certify your home ready for sale. You can provide value added protection to the sale of your home and take the advantage from the similarly situated house down the block. You can save your prospective buyers the out of pocket cost of a home inspection and give them the satisfaction of knowing your home has been certified as ready to sell. You can provide them with over 300 components and conditions described in a state of the art inspection report, including color digital photos.
Top flight home inspectors in Tucson today are offering this service to help sellers gain an advantage in a competitve market. You can use the following link to get more information: http://www.awhi.us. You can ask the inspector to provide a closing walk-through inspection as part of the deal. It is a good time to be a seller when you make use of the advantages available to you. In addition, most home inspectors providing this service will provide a rider tag on your for sale sign advertising something like this home has “Inspection Protection by AWHI.”
Are you unsure what to say on your seller disclosure forms? You can get help from you local home inspector when you purchase a seller’s inspection package. Your inspector will report on over 300 components and conditions to provide you with disclosure information to make your task easier. A seller’s inspection could just be what makes your house sell when the house down the block is sitting empty. Call today and sleep better tonight.
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Wow! What a great concept. Mostly buyer’s choose whether or not to do a home inspection. With today’s changing market, this is a great idea that I hope we can pass along to our Sellers in Chattanooga. Keep up the great blog.
Comment by David — January 30, 2008 #