Better have Move In Certified signs on hand!

[Lisa Endza]

I just got a call from Earl Beahm needing a MoveInCertified.com sign asap for an inspection today!!! Earl got a call from a client wanting the inspection and sign in the yard TODAY... I had to overnight him our last sign from the office...

Be prepared and have these on hand so if called you will be ready

[wsutton]

UPS delivered my signs today. OPPS, the printer only did ONE side of the signs, they will be getting these back !

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by lendza

I just got a call from Earl Beahm needing a MoveInCertified.com sign asap for an inspection today!!! Earl got a call from a client wanting the inspection and sign in the yard TODAY... I had to overnight him our last sign from the office...

Be prepared and have these on hand so if called you will be ready

Lisa, thats a one in a million chance...............

[Dale Duffy]

My chances of winning the PowerBall are better than doing a pre-listing inspection.....

[ekartal6]

I have to talk home seller friends into having one

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by ekartal6

I have to talk home seller friends into having one

Buy them dinner...etc..?.....

[bzimbelman]

Originally Posted by dduffy

My chances of winning the PowerBall are better than doing a pre-listing inspection.....

Dale,

Do you play the PowerBall?

[Russell Spriggs]

OK, here's a thought-
drop the "inspection", call it an evaluation, do a 4-point, write up the items that would be your front page / summary stuff.
(Look at what the SELLER certifies, by MIC definition.)
Make sure the word inspection is not in the report; mention that this is not to be considered a Complete Home Inspection.

Results?
Lower cost, more attractive to client.
Fewer gigs on report, less overwhelming to client.

This should open up a lively discussion, as some don't like MIC, 4-Point, non-SOP insps, etc, but it's worth the discussion . . .

BTW, get your signs and banners fron
www.signs365.com

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by bzimbelman

Dale,

Do you play the PowerBall?

Hi Brian,

Every week, and loose, but I have never done a pre-listing inspection either.....so I'm losing at both ends of the stick...............

The sign would be the last thing on my mind...........

Want me to pick you up a couple PowerBall Tickets?.......you might win before you make a fortune doing pre-listing inspections.........

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by rspriggs

OK, here's a thought-
drop the "inspection", call it an evaluation, do a 4-point, write up the items that would be your front page / summary stuff.
(Look at what the SELLER certifies, by MIC definition.)
Make sure the word inspection is not in the report; mention that this is not to be considered a Complete Home Inspection.

Results?
Lower cost, more attractive to client.
Fewer gigs on report, less overwhelming to client.

This should open up a lively discussion, as some don't like MIC, 4-Point, non-SOP insps, etc, but it's worth the discussion . . .

BTW, get your signs and banners fron
www.signs365.com

Yeah Russ...like write up anything over a grand in repair cost for any single item, the buyers can bicker-dicker over that one.

[bzimbelman]

Originally Posted by dduffy

Hi Brian,

Every week, and loose, but I have never done a pre-listing inspection either.....so I'm losing at both ends of the stick...............

The sign would be the last thing on my mind...........

Want me to pick you up a couple PowerBall Tickets?.......you might win before you make a fortune doing pre-listing inspections.........

No thanks, I'm going to buy my PowerBall ticket with the proceeds of my first MIC inspection

[Russell Spriggs]

Originally Posted by dduffy

Yeah Russ...like write up anything over a grand in repair cost for any single item, the buyers can bicker-dicker over that one.

Actually, Dale, I don't go into $ sorting-
I sort by:

Areas Critical to Safety & Function (1st Summary area);
Areas of Concern relating to S&F (2nd);
Mtc items.

So, I'm Looking at #s 1 & 2 . . .