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Home Inspection & Repairs
Step 10 of 12 · After accepted offer
Inspection negotiations can be managed more confidently when you understand the report, collect estimates, and receive appropriate professional advice.
Your Checklist
- Read the inspection report carefully and distinguish material issues from maintenance items.
- Collect contractor bids before agreeing to repairs or credits.
- Document completed repairs.
- Consult a licensed attorney or limited-service professional before agreeing to contract changes.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating every inspection observation as an emergency repair.
- Agreeing to repair requests before understanding scope, cost, or local requirements.
- Failing to document agreed work and completed repairs.
What This Can Cost If It Goes Wrong
Unclear repair discussions can delay the transaction, create disputes about scope, or result in credits or work that do not match the actual issue.
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- Step 9: Plan Your Move
After you accept an offer, organize your next-home financing, moving plan, and destination research early so deadlines do not create unnecessary stress.
- Step 11: Title, Escrow & Closing
Closing brings together title work, final documents, funds, and the transfer of ownership. Knowing the sequence helps prevent last-minute surprises.
- Step 1: Price Your Home Right
Pricing is the single most important factor in a successful FSBO sale. A well-supported price attracts qualified buyers without leaving equity behind.