Property Inspections
Most buyers will arrange for a licensed property inspector to evaluate the condition of your home. Inspection timelines are outlined in the Purchase Agreement. Some buyers may hire multiple specialists to assess specific systems — including roofing, plumbing, or HVAC.
The Appraisal Process
If your buyer is financing their purchase, a licensed appraiser appointed by the lender will assess your property to confirm its market value aligns with the sales price. This protects the lender's investment and is a standard part of the financing process.
The Role of the Closing Agent
A title company or attorney will serve as the closing agent, responsible for reviewing your property's recorded history, confirming that the title is clear of encumbrances — such as liens, leases, or restrictions — and ensuring a clean transfer of ownership to the buyer by the closing date.
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What Else You Should Know
Understanding Contingencies
A contingency is a condition that must be satisfied before the Purchase Agreement becomes legally binding. Common contingencies include home inspection results and the buyer's ability to secure financing.
Before the sale is finalized, the buyer will typically complete the following:
- Securing financing and homeowner's insurance
- Reviewing all relevant documents, including preliminary title reports and seller disclosures
- Conducting property inspections — which may include roof, termite and pest, chimney, fireplace, boundary survey, well, septic, pool and spa, mold, lead-based paint, HVAC, and more
When a buyer requests renegotiation based on inspection findings, having an experienced RealiCare listing agent in your corner makes a measurable difference. We have navigated countless transactions and bring both the expertise and the commitment to protect your interests while keeping the deal intact.
Loan Approval and Appraisal
We recommend prioritizing buyers who come with a lender's pre-approval letter or written loan commitment — a significantly stronger indicator of financial readiness than a simple pre-qualification. Expect the lender to send an appraiser to verify that the agreed sales price is supported by the property's current market value.
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Tips From Our Team

Give Your Home a Deep Clean
First impressions are everything. Before your property is listed, invest in a thorough, professional-level clean — toilets, surfaces, floors, rugs, and bathrooms included. Calling in professional cleaners is always worth the investment when preparing to sell.

Declutter Your Space
A clutter-free home allows buyers to focus on the potential of the space rather than the distraction of personal belongings. When buyers can envision themselves in your home, you are already ahead. Decluttering and thoughtfully organizing your space is one of the simplest and most effective things you can do to increase buyer appeal.
Address Repairs Before Listing
Take care of outstanding maintenance issues before your home hits the market. Buyers who walk into a well-maintained property feel confident in their purchase — and that confidence translates directly into stronger offers.
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