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What do you do now after the home inspection failed?  My Livonia home selling tip on home inspections is pretty simple.

First scenario: The home buyer's home inspection has revealed two major issues.  Mold in the attic and the stairs are structurally unsafe.  You are upset you aren't going to have much money to move to the next house and these repairs cost a lot of money.  Now you are unsure whether you even want to sell.  Or sell to these buyers.  Maybe you can sell the home to somebody else.

In this situation these two items are most likely going to be found by any home inspector.  So if you don't do it now, you are going to have to do it with the next buyer.

SO WHY DON'T YOU DO THE REPAIR RIGHT NOW?

Even if you don't sell it isn't safe for you either.  Mold in the house or unsafe stairs need to be fixed.

SO WHY DON'T YOU DO THE REPAIR RIGHT NOW?

In this instance the home inspection has revealed two items that have to be addressed.  It's that simple.  It's like your car breaking down.  You don't like it, but you have to get it repaired.

Livonia home inspectors may find something wrong with your house.  If it is a major environmental or safety issue then it is really in you the seller's court to get fixed.

I hope this gives you a little guidance when the home inspection fails and you the Livonia home seller do not want to fix it.

Want to talk more about your Livonia home or a home inspection failed? Please give me a call or email me at yesmyrealtor@gmail.com

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