A Realtor representing a potential buyer sent an inspection report to ...

Realtors are allowed to refuse the written inspection report so they do NOT have to disclose findings. The next potential buyer must then hire their own ...

My realtor will not share my home inspection with the selling agent ...

It's illegal for the seller to not disclose material facts to potential buyers. It's not illegal for the buyer to keep their inspection report ...

What can I do if the seller's agent shares my inspection report (I am a ...

Under the standard California association of realtors purchase contract those Inspections you paid for are actually required to be provided to ...

Representing the Buyer. Does the Buyer have to disclose inspection ...

I suggest submitting a copy of the inspection report to the seller(s) and listing agent because the material defects revealed in the report ...

Is it advisable to share the inspection report? (buyer's agent ...

It isn't unprofessional for a buyer agent to not discuss the home inspection report with you. The buyer agent represents their client and not ...

Do Sellers Get a Copy of the Home Inspection Report?

Although some Realtors refer, and sometimes are the ones choosing the inspector for the buyer, the legal business relationship is actually ...

Do Sellers Get a Copy of the Inspection Report?

The home inspector should only send a copy of the inspection report to the client and their agent if the client allows. No one else.

Seller's agent shared buyer's inspection report without consent

We are the buyers in a 4-property multi-family deal. The property inspector we usually use wasn't available. The seller's agent/listing ...

What Are Your Obligations With a Buyer's Inspection Report?

If an inspection report reveals material defects, the seller and the broker are obliged to disclose those defects to subsequent potential buyers ...

Sellers' Duties With Inspection Reports

On the flip side, is the seller required by law to hand over the inspection report to a new potential buyer? Nope. They potentially could ...

Are you doing your buyer client a disservice when you agree to not ...

When I represent a buyer, I always ASK the other agent before sending an inspection report. When I represent a Seller, I will sometimes request ...

Sellers - You Don't Have to Read Your Buyer's Inspection Report

It's your buyer's inspection report, not ours. And, like Realtors, the quality and experience of inspectors varies greatly, so just because ...

Real Estate Agent Duty to Disclose Prior Inspection Report

Sellers (and their real estate agent) have the duty to disclose prior inspection reports on listed parcel regardless of who paid for report.

Why Your Real Estate Agent Should Attend The Home Inspection

The agent is hired to represent the client, and representing the client means being there when needed. The home inspection is no exception. The ...

Home Inspections—Do Real Estate Agents Need to Be There?

As a buyers' agent, being present at the home inspection is a best practice. You can best advocate and negotiate for your client when you have all the ...

Can a Buyer Be Present During the Home Inspection? - UpNest

It's up to the buyer as to whether or not they want to disclose everything the inspector found. Buyers' Agents can Attend, but Sellers' Agents ...

Sharing an Inspection Report With Realtor - InterNACHI® Forum

INSPECTOR may also provide a copy of the home inspection report to the CLIENT'S real estate agent or attorney. INSPECTOR has permission to ...

Old Inspection Report and Negotiations w/ Prev Sellers Shared?!

The inspection reports are the property of the buyer who ordered them. They are shared with sellers during a transaction for repair requests and ...

If a real estate agent is sent an inspection report that reveals specific ...

Customer: A seller has found out there is a mold issue in a home after the buyer had an inspection, the seller then called in a professional to ...

Can a Buyer Inspect a Home Without a Seller's Permission?

You have potential buyers who love your house. But they send an inspector to your door—without your approval. Here's how to handle the ...