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  Home Inspections - A Guide for Sellers For house sellers, the home inspection can feel like something out of a reality show. Strangers probe every nook and corner of your personal space after they arrive at your door. They enter closets, crawl through your possessions, and turn on all faucets in the house for hours on end. They flush toilets, turn on lights, turn on your oven, and turn on your washer, dryer, and almost every other appliance the inspectors can discover. Then they scale your roof, make their way into the basement crawlspace or basement, and investigate every inch of your property. The house inspection procedure is intrusive by its very nature, from gutters to dishwashing machines to smoke alarms. As a part of this process, your task is to stay polite, cheerful, and fully helpful while these intruders wreak havoc on your property. Home Inspection Costs are paid for by the home buyer and are intended to safeguard them from buying the house that proves to be a true mone