Termite inspection prior to listing

[oxfordrick]

I always used to have a termite inspection before I marketed a property.

Inspectors who expect repeat business may tend to recommend spot repairs rather than tenting (it is an art rather than a science, and of course, a business.)

Even if you don’t know a friendly inspector, most of the time your bargaining position is enhanced by full disclosure – it’s just too easy for a buyer to renegotiate with a fresh termite report in hand.

[urbanrealtor]

Most termite inspectors I use won’t collect until escrow closes. If it is free unless the property gets sold, I would do it just to be in a position of full disclosure so as to minimize renegotiation.

[urbanrealtor]

Most termite inspectors I use won’t collect until escrow closes. If it is free unless the property gets sold, I would do it just to be in a position of full disclosure so as to minimize renegotiation.

[urbanrealtor]

Most termite inspectors I use won’t collect until escrow closes. If it is free unless the property gets sold, I would do it just to be in a position of full disclosure so as to minimize renegotiation.

[urbanrealtor]

Most termite inspectors I use won’t collect until escrow closes. If it is free unless the property gets sold, I would do it just to be in a position of full disclosure so as to minimize renegotiation.

[urbanrealtor]

Most termite inspectors I use won’t collect until escrow closes. If it is free unless the property gets sold, I would do it just to be in a position of full disclosure so as to minimize renegotiation.

[sdrealtor]

I have a company that will do it for free. You want to do one so you know in advance what you are facing particularly with an older house. When you accept an offer, the buyer will usually ask for termite clearance. When you agree without knowing what it will cost you have just signed a blank check.

[sdrealtor]

I have a company that will do it for free. You want to do one so you know in advance what you are facing particularly with an older house. When you accept an offer, the buyer will usually ask for termite clearance. When you agree without knowing what it will cost you have just signed a blank check.

[sdrealtor]

I have a company that will do it for free. You want to do one so you know in advance what you are facing particularly with an older house. When you accept an offer, the buyer will usually ask for termite clearance. When you agree without knowing what it will cost you have just signed a blank check.

[sdrealtor]

I have a company that will do it for free. You want to do one so you know in advance what you are facing particularly with an older house. When you accept an offer, the buyer will usually ask for termite clearance. When you agree without knowing what it will cost you have just signed a blank check.

[sdrealtor]

I have a company that will do it for free. You want to do one so you know in advance what you are facing particularly with an older house. When you accept an offer, the buyer will usually ask for termite clearance. When you agree without knowing what it will cost you have just signed a blank check.

[SD Realtor]

If you pay for an inspection you are getting had. Most inpsectors will do it for free… Note though that good or bad, it is an inspection you performed so you must present it as a report for disclosures. I have seen some problems when multiple termite reports are done as well, so stick with one. Also note that all reports do get posted to the state as a matter of record.

[SD Realtor]

If you pay for an inspection you are getting had. Most inpsectors will do it for free… Note though that good or bad, it is an inspection you performed so you must present it as a report for disclosures. I have seen some problems when multiple termite reports are done as well, so stick with one. Also note that all reports do get posted to the state as a matter of record.

[SD Realtor]

If you pay for an inspection you are getting had. Most inpsectors will do it for free… Note though that good or bad, it is an inspection you performed so you must present it as a report for disclosures. I have seen some problems when multiple termite reports are done as well, so stick with one. Also note that all reports do get posted to the state as a matter of record.

[SD Realtor]

If you pay for an inspection you are getting had. Most inpsectors will do it for free… Note though that good or bad, it is an inspection you performed so you must present it as a report for disclosures. I have seen some problems when multiple termite reports are done as well, so stick with one. Also note that all reports do get posted to the state as a matter of record.

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