1. Receive the inspection reports faster and can share them with repair contractors to get estimates faster.
  2. Download, read and print the reports easily.
  3. Provide potential buyers a link (from the pages on their website that promote a particular property) to access all the home’s reports for seller inspection marketing purposes.


  1. Clients can receive the inspection reports faster and can provide others with access.
  2. Clients can download, read and print the reports easily.
  3. Sellers can provide potential buyers a link to access all the home’s reports for seller inspection marketing purposes.
  4. Potential buyers can access past inspection reports when considering whether or not to tour a home.
  5. Clients enjoy added value (in terms of third party discount coupons and gift certificates*) found in reports uploaded to FetchReport.com.


Seller inspections (sometimes referred to as pre-listing inspections) are becoming more popular because they virtually eliminate all the pitfalls and hassles associated with waiting to do the home inspection until a buyer is found.  In many ways, waiting to schedule the inspection until after a home goes under agreement is too late.  Seller inspections are arranged and paid for by the seller, usually just before the home goes on the market.  The seller is the inspector’s client.  The inspector works for the seller and generates a report for the seller.  The seller then typically makes multiple copies of the report and shares them with potential buyers who tour the home for sale.  Seller inspections are a benefit to all parties in a real estate transaction.  They are a win-win-win-win situation

Advantages to the Seller:
  • The seller can schedule the inspections at the seller’s convenience.
  • It might alert the seller to any items of immediate concern, such as radon gas or active termite infestation.
  • A seller inspection reveals problems ahead of time, which:
    • might make the home show better.
    • removes over-inflated buyer-procured estimates from the negotiation table.
  • The deal is less likely to fall apart, the way they often do, when a buyer’s inspection unexpectedly reveals a last-minute problem.
Advantages to the Home Buyer:
  • The inspection is done already.
  • The inspection is paid for by the seller.
  • A seller inspection eliminates surprise defects.
  • A seller inspection reduces the need for negotiations and 11th-hour re-negotiations.
  • The report might assist in acquiring financing.
  • A seller inspection allows the buyer to sweeten the offer without increasing the offering price by waiving inspections.

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