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Jon Klaus
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  • Garland, TX
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Doing your own inspection before selling new construction.

Jon Klaus
  • Developer
  • Garland, TX
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Our buyers typically have a professional inspection done during the option period.  We get back a list of imperfections that we usually take care of completely.  Some of the issues we know about beforehand, but just haven't finished our punch list yet. We generally list as soon as we are ready for photography, so we know we aren't completely finished yet.  

I'm thinking about getting our professional own inspection done prior to listing, so we have a more comprehensive punch list, and offer our inspection report to the buyer, potentially eliminating their need to get their own. And also to have a more finished product to offer as we will get after the list as soon as we get our report back. Anyone doing this?  Worthwhile?

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