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If you’re thinking about selling your home this spring, it’s a good idea to get pre-inspection for a few reasons. If you get a pre-inspection done, you can advertise your home as certified pre-owned. That will give you a leg up in the market in a few areas. In terms of marketability, presenting your home as having already been inspected will give buyers a lot more confidence. When buyers see that a home has already been inspected, they assume that home is in pristine condition and has been beautifully maintained, which means your home will fly off the market pretty quickly. Another advantage to listing your home as certified pre-owned is the negotiability it brings to the table. The buyer’s agent will be in a more compromised position in terms of negotiating repairs and corrections to the home because you will have already made them. That will save you quite a bit of money. “If you want to be really ambitious, you can throw in a home warranty.” If you want to be really ambitious, you can throw in a home warranty. That will make you a very attractive seller. Speaking of sellers, I have a report available that I call the “Seller’s Blueprint,” which addresses the notion of selling a certified pre-owned home. It shows what specifically is involved in a home inspection in terms of the structural integrity and maintenance of a home. If you’d like a copy of the “Seller’s Blueprint,” or if you have any other questions, feel free to text, call, or email me. I’m always happy to help!