Whether your clients are first-timers or seasoned homebuyers, it’s important to keep the transaction as stress-free as possible for them. Follow these three steps after the inspection report comes back to guide your buyers and help them make informed decisions when moving forward.
Source: Inman News
Inspection report’s back! 3 steps to prevent a buyer meltdown
Published in Agent, b2b, back to basics, buyer's agent, inspection report, kathleen kuhn and Select
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