Home Inspectors Home inspectors can be as important for sellers as they are for buyers, especially if the seller is listing an older or antique home. For the Seller: A home inspector will look at your property and show you what needs to be done before your home goes on the market. Fixing problems before a prospective buyer brings in their own home inspector will save you time and money in the negotiating process. For the Buyer: A buyer should always have a home inspection whether the property is old or new. An inspection will reveal things the eye can’t see, like mold, insect damage, structural problems and more. A good home inspector will also identify situations that could turn into future problems. They’ll prepare a maintenance contract detailing how to care for your new home and help you avoid costly problems down the road. Contact Maureen with your questions about home inspections.