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What would be the reason for the seller paying for the home inspection?

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:

I'm guessing, but possibly to choose the inspector or as an incentive to get the house sold quicker by saving the expense to the buyer.

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Waiving an inspection can be risky for buyers. It may lead to unexpected repair costs after the purchase. However, in competitive markets, some buyers waive inspections to make their offers more attractive. Sellers may also benefit from quicker sales, but they assume the risk of undiscovered issues. It's essential for buyers to weigh the potential savings against the risk of future expenses.

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