Hey folks, I've been seeing more companies doing these walk and talk consultations or partial home inspections where the inspector, the buyer, and the agent all go on a brief tour of the house together. The inspector notes some obvious visible defects, but there's no formal written report or anything and the whole process takes about 30 min. Personally, I don't like it. I think it's going to confuse buyers about what they should expect from a home inspection and they're going to be upset when hidden defects show up and they need to make repairs. Bu-uut... I've also seen the real estate industry lately and at least here (Delaware) buyers are regularly offering 60k, or more, above asking price so I get the crunch too. Curious about what other people think of/are doing with these? Thanks!
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