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What Should I Tell My Client When Employing an Inspector?
Submitted by Christine Anderson on Tue, 2016-11-22 14:28Most residential home sales involve an inspector at some point in the process. What should a real estate agent tell their client when the client desires to employ an inspector? Here are four tips.
Have your client there for the inspection.
The purchase of a home is a significant investment and being part of the process provides a client a better understanding of the home and any possible issues they may need to be addressed in the purchase process.
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