So you’ve listed your home, found a buyer, and accepted a purchase price. The sale of your
house is almost a done deal, but it’s not quite time to pack the moving boxes
yet – you still have to make it through the home inspection.
As a seller, you’re going to want the home inspection to go as smoothly as possible, with little to no major issues
detected. As a seller, it’s common to get nervous during the home inspection process. You don’t want the deal to fall
through, nor do you want to be stuck with the cost and burden of repairs if your buyer requests them as a contingency.
Fortunately, there are some things you can do to prepare for the inspection. Whatever the next chapter of your story
may be, let Fontaine Family Team be your guide, helping you move forward!