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When a Home is Listed for Sale, the Buyers will most likely hire their own Home Inspector before closing to check on all of the key components of the home.  However, if you are a Seller it might be prudent to hire a Home Inspector to avoid possible problems in the transaction.  Not all Home Inspectors will have the  exact same opinion of course, but being proactive will prevent problems down the line after the purchase agreement.  The property can be advertised as pre-inspected and the inspection booklet proudly displayed  at the property.Taking the extra measure of being aware, may just be the ticket to a smooth transaction.  Even if you are not thinking of buying or selling, keep your family safe.
In the Brainerd Lakes area of Minnesota inspections are running from $325 to $350. We have several great inspectors who know their craft and provide detailed reports.
Thinking of selling in 2010 - now is the time to contact me. With the homebuyers credits running out in April, there is no time to lose.  List now while the market is not flooded and get a head start.
Call : 218-831-8001  Kathleen
resaledesign@gmail.com





Have you received a Notice of Default on your property?  What are your plans?  Do you plan to walk away or do you want to try a Short Sale which has much less damage to your credit and helps you save face? You need a plan of action and if you want to buy some time, stay in the home until it sells and save up some money - then contact:

 Kathleen Lordbock REALTOR/Staging and Short Sale Specialist 

Keller Williams Realty Brainerd Lakes

Don't just walk away - there is hope, there is help!
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