Inspections and Apprisals when Selling

The Buyer's Property Inspection

Most buyers order a licensed property inspection; some also hire specialists for roof, HVAC, or other systems. If the buyer needs a loan, the lender will order an appraisal to confirm the property’s value for financing. We’ll coordinate timelines and communicate requirements so inspections and appraisals proceed without surprises.

The Closing Agent

A title company or attorney will verify the property title is clear of encumbrances and ensure the transfer can proceed at closing.

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What else you should know...

Contingencies

Contingencies are conditions that must be met before a contract is binding—common examples are inspections and loan approval. Buyers will complete steps such as:

Securing financing and insurance
Reviewing title reports and disclosures
Conducting inspections (roof, pest, boundary survey, well/septic, pool/spa, mold, lead paint, HVAC, etc.)

When renegotiation is requested, an experienced listing agent makes the difference. We handle these situations with a steady, experienced approach to protect your interests.

Loan Approval and Appraisal

Prefer buyers with written lender pre-approval or loan commitment rather than a simple pre-qualification. Expect the lender’s appraiser to confirm the sales price aligns with market value.