Property Buy and Sell Tips

Here are a few more things you can do so that your prospective buyer’s home inspector can give you a favorable rating.
Provide a space around water heaters and the furnace. Remove any boxes or furniture that blocks access to these because the inspector will need at least four feet to inspect them carefully.
Give access to the garage, attic, and basement. Clean out those rooms as you would the rest of the house, and make sure to vacuum any spiderwebs.
Show the home inspector all documents and receipts if you had any remodeling projects done or new items like a furnace or roof. If you’ve upgraded the kitchen with high-end appliances, show proof of this. Your buyer will have more peace of mind once he or she knows that the home inspector has looked through these items.
Schedule the appointment at a time when you and the kids will be away. Some buyers feel uncomfortable asking questions if the house’s owner is present.