Sentences with phrase «buyer scheduled an inspection»

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As a buyer, it's imperative that you schedule a home inspection to protect your purchase from becoming a massive money pit.

Just ask your realtor to schedule a two - hour (minimum) buyer viewing and book a home inspection during this time.

As a buyer's agent, those I know schedule the inspections, including any contractors, bids, and work closely with the listing agent to be certain we get everything ready for any further negotiations.

As the buyer, it is your responsibility to schedule the inspection.

The draw schedule is worked out between the bank, the buyer and the builder; the bank might require an inspection before the first draw.

Your agent will not only be able to handle negotiations with buyer agents and their clients they will also conduct open houses, handle marketing materials as well as schedule the home inspection.

Responsible for escrow process - Schedule appointments for termite, home inspections, etc. - In contact with buyer / seller through escrow process

We're completing the rest of the inspection repairs over the next week, and hopefully the appraisal will be scheduled some time in the next week or so, as the buyer still really wants to be into the house before the end of the year.

After the inspection is completed, schedule a conference call with the buyer and the inspector to go over the report.

Inspections are set for this weekend, and buyers are scheduled to close at the end of the month (they really want to close the deal before the new year so they can get their homestead exemption).

An analysis of the 2004 NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers data shows a small proportion of consumers are making select choices: 7 percent of salesperson - assisted sellers coordinated the appraisal and home inspection, among other third - party services; 6 percent scheduled showings with buyers; 4 percent held an open house; and 3 percent bought newspaper and magazine for - salBuyers and Sellers data shows a small proportion of consumers are making select choices: 7 percent of salesperson - assisted sellers coordinated the appraisal and home inspection, among other third - party services; 6 percent scheduled showings with buyers; 4 percent held an open house; and 3 percent bought newspaper and magazine for - salbuyers; 4 percent held an open house; and 3 percent bought newspaper and magazine for - sale ads.

Question: A buyer's agent scheduled an inspection of an occupied home and the lockbox recorded entry to the home with the agent's code.

Although I asked the buyer's agent to let me know when the appraisal was scheduled, the lender did not keep either of us in the loop (perhaps he couldn't... because he, too, was not in the loop) and, because the building had a concierge, the appraiser did his on site inspection without giving me notice.

Keep in mind that if your home is on the market you are going to need to get it un-winterized with fairly short notice when the buyer schedules a home inspection.

Once, the home inspector is scheduled it is recommended that the buyer participates in the inspection.

The proposal reflected the common practice in which sellers and buyers alter the terms of the real estate transaction based on the condition of the house at the time of the walk - though inspection, which is often the day before the scheduled real estate closing, and in some cases even continue to negotiate the deal at the closing table.

These disclosures certainly help buyers, but you shouldn't stop there; always schedule a home inspection to uncover any hidden defects.