It can get to the point of being an emotional battle of wills between buyers, sellers and real estate agents all wanting the best deal for the house. By the time a home inspection is arranged, the buyer is convinced he's paying too much for the house, the seller swears he's giving the house away and the real estate agents are hoping to keep the deal alive. In spite of all this, the home inspection is a critical process .
Nobody wants to buy a 'bad' house.
The inspector's job is to carefully check the home's structural and mechanical systems for problems that can lead to big repair bills later. However, there are many things a seller can do to get the home ready for an inspection and ready to bring the highest price possible . Most people buy homes because they've outgrown their existing house or apartment and need more space for a growing family. As a home seller, your product is that space. The more you have to sell them the higher the price you're likely to get.