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Realtors
Unique benefits California Real
Estate Inspection Services (CRIS) Offers to Realtors.
As a general rule, it is beneficial
for Realtors to encourage their clients to have a home professionally inspected. CRIS Inspection
Services offer Realtors unique benefits.
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Professional Reputation |
Your professional reputation is everything.
Having a property inspected professionally reflects on your
image and credibility. Discovering building flaws early in the
escrow process allows for unknown conditions to be dealt with
fairly on both sides of the real estate transaction. Buyers are
less understanding when problems are discovered after the close
of escrow.
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Convenience |
In addition to general property inspections,
CRIS can
arrange for specialty inspections, such as structural,
geotechnical, and other environmental inspections services.
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Errors & Omissions Insurance |
CRIS property inspections
carries E & O insurance that helps protect the property owner
and the realtor/broker. Additionally, E & O insurance includes
personal liability coverage for personal injuries as a result of
negligence on the part of the inspector, as well as
Realtor indemnity coverage for the benefit and protection of the
Realtor or Broker.
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Reduced Liability |
Homebuyers are less likely to allege
misrepresentation, negligence, or fraud when the property has
been professionally inspected. If a lawsuit is filed, a
professional inspection may reduce the liability of the Realtor.
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Information Resource |
We have a myriad of resources to draw upon to
answer a difficult question or provide an opinion on an unusual
circumstance. We are always glad to respond to a question or
concern you may have. Just give us a call or send us an email.
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Increased Marketability |
Pre-Market Inspections can make the property more
sellable. Deficiencies with the property can be discovered
and/or remedied without negotiations. Homes with a pre-market
property inspection are more attractive to buyers and will often
have an easier period of escrow.
All
CRIS inspections are done to
CREIA & NACHI
Standards of Practices and Code of
Ethics.
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