If you’re the seller and you wanted to sell a home or property, remember the buyer is going to be looking very carefully to see what needs to be done and every buyer wants to know what are they getting into. Just like you did when you were buying. So, it’s very important to have the property Inspected and if needed start fixing things months before you actually sell the house. This will ensure the market value of the house is upheld and deductions for repairs needed will not be argued by the buyer as it would be if issues with the property are discovered. Another reason for a Pre-Sale Inspection is to potentially find areas where WGI can maximize property value and increase your ROI.