What is a pre-market inspection?

A pre-market (or pre-listing) inspection is a home inspection performed before a seller lists their house for sale.

Can you negotiate an offer on a house after inspection?

Yes, home buyers can renegotiate their offer on a house if an inspection shows problems.

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