I don't know about you but I like to make sure I write down what I see. I feel Its my duty to my clients. I've noticed that most (not all) agents are careless in their report. If I see hooks in the ceiling I will write it down. Trivial and minor by some standards I suppose, but they were there. I was just wondering how detailed others get. I always express the importance of a home inspection, but that that will not show some of the things our visual report does.
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M.B.A., Broker, Instructor
Hi Lisa, is your background a photo of you? Awesome! To answer your question, I'm very detailed! That's just my nature. Maybe even too detailed??? But I do like the AVID form, because you are reminded to examine each and every room and write in the space for each room. I recently saw an AVID form from an agent who is NON-detailed but his form was VERY detailed (and typed up perfectly); so I'm willing to bet that his assistant did the inspection AND the form for him!
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Regina P. Brown
Feb 25, 2009 01:55 PM
Barcode Properties - Encino, CA
Realtor® • GRI • HAFA • PSC Calabasas CA
Two fundamental principles of disclosure:
"The only buyers who sue are surprised buyers." During a visual inspection,
agents should ask "will the buyers be surprised about this property condition?" If
the answer is yes, then they should disclose it.
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