Before closing on a home, it's typical to have a home inspection performed to pinpoint all the issues with the property. But who accounts for the repair fees to fix those issues? Do sellers have to fix everything on home inspections? No, not everything. Most of the time, sellers address repair costs for problems that pose major health and safety risks, such as problems with foundation, roofing, plumbing, wiring,, HVAC systems, water damage, mold, and pests. Top tip for buyers: try not to to ask sellers to address cosmetic issues such as unappealing paint colors, out-of-date fixtures, unclean carpets, or any signs of wear and tear. You can quickly fix these on your own to stay clear of taxing negotiations. Top tip for sellers: you can get ahead of major repairs and save costs by having a seller's home inspection before listing your home. By doing this, you can have significant issues repaired and enhance prospective buyers' confidence. Find out more about home inspections so you can make the right choices - only with Octopus Home Inspections! https://local.google.com/place?id=6932089646024594709&use=posts&lpsid=CIHM0ogKEICAgIDt14vxfA