Full question:
Why might a seller want to do and pay for a whole house inspection rather than having the buyer do it?
- Category: Real Property
- Subcategory: Sales
- Date:
- State: Nebraska
Answer:
A seller may choose to pay for a whole house inspection for several reasons. First, they can select the inspector, ensuring a trusted professional evaluates the property. Additionally, by covering the inspection cost, the seller may incentivize potential buyers, making the home more appealing and potentially speeding up the sale process. This approach can also help address any issues before negotiations, leading to a smoother transaction.
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