Buyer inspection, maintenance inspection and pre-listing inspection are useful starting labels. The agreement explains what the real appointment means for that property.
It identifies the client
The person ordering the service and receiving the professional duty is clear.
It defines the scope
Included visible and accessible areas are described for the property.
It records limitations
Access, conditions and exclusions are not left to assumption.
It sets commercial expectations
Fee, payment and timing belong in the same conversation.
Put it into practice
A simple sequence to follow.
- 01
Prepare the facts
Collect the information and contacts that affect the appointment.
- 02
Confirm the scope
Use the agreement and inspection conversation to understand what is included.
- 03
Keep the report in context
Use the delivered report and qualified follow-up conversations for your next decisions.
