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 
UPS delivered my signs today. OPPS, the printer only did ONE side of the signs, they will be getting these back !
Lisa, thats a one in a million chance…
My chances of winning the PowerBall are better than doing a pre-listing inspection…
I have to talk home seller friends into having one
Buy them dinner…etc…?..
Dale,
Do you play the PowerBall?
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
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…
Yeah Russ…like write up anything over a grand in repair cost for any single item, the buyers can bicker-dicker over that one.
No thanks, I’m going to buy my PowerBall ticket with the proceeds of my first MIC inspection :shock::shock::shock::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:
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 . . .
I rather sort by items critical or of concern, rather than $, Dale-
