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If you are buying a house and you are requesting a repair, concession, or change in purchase price, then the answer is yes -- you need to provide the inspection report to the Seller to validate your request.

Is the buyer required to share the home inspection report with the seller? If you are requesting a repair or concession based on defects found during a home inspection, the answer is yes.

Does Buyer need to provide home inspection report to Seller?

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Does Buyer need to provide inspection report to Seller?

Does the Buyer need to provide the inspection report to the Seller?

## In order to sell your house quickly, it is important to understand and avoid the things that prevent you from selling your house quickly:

 

- **Delays listing your house:** no awareness = no buyers and no sale
- **Contingencies and negotiations:** buyers with inspection, financing and home sale contingencies can drag out a home sale and ultimately terminate your contract without penalty
- **Unqualified buyers and financing delays:** cash is king, otherwise you're at the mercy of a lender and their underwriting process
- **Unreasonable target purchase price:** homes that sit on the market for a pro-longed period of time are not priced properly, making it a non-starter for prospective buyers

 

## Therefore, to sell your house quickly:

 

- **Sell your house in AS IS condition to get your house listed quickly**: our [AS IS home sale checklist](https://www.offermarket.us/guides/selling-a-house-as-is) offers low cost, high ROI ideas to increase the value of your house before selling
- **Qualify buyers:** make sure the buyer is actually qualified to purchase your house quickly by requiring and carefully reviewing [proof of funds](https://www.offermarket.us/real-estate-glossary/proof-of-funds) and credit score
- **Favor cash offers with no contingencies and high earnest money deposit:** the surest sign that a buyer will honor their contract and close quickly is that they have no "outs" and failing to perform would mean financial loss

 

There's often a tradeoff between selling your house quickly and selling for the highest possible amount. With OfferMarket, you can receive multiple competitive offers and sell your house quickly, AS IS, commission-free.

In order to sell your house quickly, it is important to understand and avoid the things that prevent you from selling your house quickly. There's more to learn at OfferMarket.

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How can I sell my house quickly? - OfferMarket FAQs

How can I sell my house quickly?

When you sell your house, it is important to understand the costs that eat away at your profits:

 

- **Broker/agent commissions:** 5% to 6% (typically split between the listing agent and the buyer's agent)
- **Pre-listing repairs:** 1% - 5%
- **Staging:** $300 - $600 consultation fee, $400 - $600 per month per room
- **Post-inspection concessions:** 1% to 3%
- **Closing costs:** 1% - 2% for items including transfer and recordation tax if split between Buyer and Seller

 

When you add it all up, it can easily cost you over 10% to sell your house the traditional way. We believe you should be able to [sell your house AS IS](https://www.offermarket.us/guides/selling-a-house-as-is) for ZERO commission and limit the transaction costs to a low fixed fee. OfferMarket is an AS IS, commission-free home sale platform.

Traditional real estate transactions involving brokers and agents can be extremely expensive. There's more to learn at OfferMarket. 

How much money do you lose when you sell a house?

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All else equal, an empty house will sell faster because there will be no delays coordinating showings or waiting for sellers or tenants to move out of the property. A best practice is to install a lockbox to provide qualified buyers with convenient on-demand access to the property.

 

Did you know that when you use OfferMarket's commission-free [Get Offers](https://www.offermarket.us/sell) service to sell your house, you receive a lockbox, professional photography and 3D home tour for free?

 

If you are considering selling a tenant-occupied home, we recommend reading our guide, [How To Sell A Rental Property With Tenants](https://www.offermarket.us/guides/how-to-sell-a-rental-property-with-tenants) and our FAQ, [Can you sell your rental property with tenants?](https://www.offermarket.us/frequently-asked-questions/can-you-sell-your-rental-property-with-tenants)

Empty, vacant, houses tend to sell faster for one simple reason. There's more to learn at OfferMarket.

Does the Buyer need to provide the inspection report to the Seller?

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