Sellers; you may decide to have a discussion with your Realtor about having an inspection done on your home before selling so that you can identify any areas for repair before they show up during the buyer’s due diligence period.
Now, how do you dissect it and how do you know what's important and what's not? A good inspection report is going to be broken up into two pieces - a summary report, and a full report.
Each inspection company does things a little differently and that’s okay so long as who’s doing your inspection has an extensive knowledge base, high integrity, and excellent communication skills so that you can decide how to proceed.
