Home Seller Consultation Near Providence
Selling your home is a major step in your homeownership journey, and it can feel overwhelming, especially if you are a first-time home seller or are also buying a home while selling. With our Home Seller Consultation, we can visually assess your home and give you expert, unbiased advice on key areas of your home to address before you list it on the market, helping you enhance your home's marketability, build trust with buyers, and ultimately, sell faster.
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13 Years
Average length of homeownership before selling.
88%
Of customers learned of hidden property issues that needed to be addressed.
13% - 20%
Of homes had issues with windows, plumbing, electrical, and roof.
Why Get a Home Seller Consultation with WIN?
Buyers will typically order a Full Home Inspection when purchasing a home, and while you have loved and maintained your home over the years, it could show signs of wear, tear, or maintenance. These concerns could arise during the home inspection and deter the buyer from following through with the sale or cause them to renegotiate the terms. A Home Seller Consultation is a proactive approach you can take to quickly identify and address key issues with the home before listing it on the market.
Benefits of Home Seller Consultation
List Your Home Fast: A Home Seller Consultation is faster than a Pre-Listing Inspection, allowing you to list quickly and with confidence.
Address Key Issues: Discovering key issues during a buyer’s inspection could prolong the selling process and lead to renegotiating the terms of the sale.
Attract Buyers: Differentiate your property on the market by being transparent about its condition or offering incentives to address key issues, which can attract interested buyers.
How Does a Home Seller Consultation Work?
At WIN, we are skilled and trained to conduct Home Seller Consultations, ensuring fast and accurate visual assessment of your property's condition.
STEP 1
Walk the Exterior
We'll walk around the property, assessing the exterior features of the home to ensure that there are no areas of concern with the drainage of the property, siding, porches, decks, garage, foundation and more.
STEP 2
Assess the Interior
STEP 3
Check the Major Systems
STEP 4
List Your Home
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FAQ
Why should I consider a Home Seller Consultation before selling my home?
Getting a Home Seller Consultation before listing your home can help you gain a better understanding of your home’s current condition, which helps you address any key issues and avoid prolonged negotiations.
What components are typically covered in a Home Seller Consultation?
A Home Seller Consultation includes a visual examination of all the main interior and exterior areas of the home, including the foundation, structure, plumbing and electrical system, HVAC, and more to ensure you have a better understanding of the home’s condition. An inspection report is not included with this service.
How long does a Home Buyer Consultation take?
A Home Buyer Consultation typically takes 45 minutes to complete, however the time it takes depends on the home's size and scope of the assessment.
Who typically pays for the Home Seller Consultation when selling a home?
Since the Home Seller Consultation occurs before the home is listed for sale, it is typically the responsibility of the home seller and is budgeted as part of their pre-listing preparations.
What if the Home Seller Consultation reveals issues with the property I am selling?
If issues are found, you have options: you can address and resolve the problems found, offer credit to the buyer as part of the sale, or choose to sell the property as-is and disclose the issues to potential buyers.
Are cosmetic imperfections addressed in a Home Seller Consultation?
No, a Home Seller Consultation does not address cosmetic imperfections as it focuses on addressing safety hazards and structural concerns with the home.
Does a Home Seller Consultation estimate the property's market value or offer warranties or guarantees?
No, a Home Seller Consultation does not determine the property's market value or offer warranties or guarantees. It focuses on providing an objective assessment of the property's condition.
Do you test for radon, mold, asbestos, lead paint, and other environmental hazards during a Home Seller Consultation?
At WIN, we do test for these health and environmental hazards, however, these services are not included in a Home Seller Consultation. Please contact your local WIN home inspector to explore all the services and savings packages that may be available for you.
Do you perform engineering, architectural, plumbing, or sewer assessments during a standard Home Seller Consultation?
No, our Home Seller Consultation does not encompass engineering, architectural, plumbing, or other functions requiring occupational licenses by local and state authorities. However, if we hold a valid occupational license for such services, we can discuss additional functions in writing.