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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pre-inspection if allowed (which is a less involved inspection prior to putting in the offer) or put an information-only inspection with right to void in the offer (may be a dealbreaker if others offer no contingencies at all).[/quote] "Right to cancel/void" inspections are no different than inspection contingencies from a seller's perspective. It is in practice no different than a regular inspection contingency. Best way forward is to do a pre-bid inspection (either before the opens of on Sunday night/Monday morning). Then you know what you need to in order to make your strongest offer. In this market there will be offers waiving inspection (because they did pre-bid), appraisal and financing. You are unlikely to win without waiving. [/quote] Not all sellers allow pre-inspections, so then it is either including one for information-only (which is a bit different in practice given that you cannot negotiate off it, but I agree less desirable to sellers than waiving completely) or going completely without an inspection which, personally, I would not do.[/quote] Or, as suggested, you tour with your inspector paying him for his time. It isn't a full inspection and if he is asked to leave by the realtor then he will need to but you still get someone's eyes on the property who can give you advice. If you tour with your realtor anyway, you still get good advice just not everything a good, licensed inspector would know.[/quote] Our walk and talk inspection was maybe 2 hours. Our viewing was 15 minutes. Some sellers didn’t allow full inspections because it blocked off so much time for other viewings. Make sure you book a viewing long enough for the inspector to do their job. [/quote]
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