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Pre-Sale (Vendor) Inspection FAQs


Preparing to sell your property in Toowoomba or South East Queensland? Our Pre-Sale (Vendor) Inspection FAQs explain how a professional inspection can uncover issues early, build buyer trust, and make the sale process smoother. 

Find out what’s included in a vendor inspection, how to share your report with buyers, and why Toowoomba agents often recommend these reports to speed up negotiations. 

With Benchmark Building Reports, sellers gain the insight needed to present their home confidently with fewer surprises and faster settlements.

  • A pre-listing inspection for sellers before putting their property on the market
  • Helps identify issues buyers may discover later.
  • Find and fix problems before buyers do
  • Prevents last-minute contract renegotiations
  • Builds buyer confidence and speeds up sales
  • Strengthens your negotiation position
  • Full building & pest inspection (same as pre-purchase).
  • Focused on issues that might impact saleability.
  • Written report with repair recommendations.
  • The seller (vendor) typically organizes and pays for the inspection.
  • It’s considered a proactive investment that can help secure a quicker, cleaner sale and reduce the risk of post-offer negotiations.
  • Ideally, before listing your property or during early pre-market preparations.
  • This gives you time to complete any recommended repairs or maintenance before potential buyers view the home.
  • You’ll receive a detailed report outlining the issues and recommendations.
  • You can then choose to fix them, disclose them upfront, or adjust your price expectations of which can help maintain buyer trust.
  • Yes, your report can be shared to provide transparency
  • Increases buyer trust and reduces duplicate inspection requests
  • Not always, some buyers may still want their own inspection.
  • However, a credible, professional vendor report often reduces the need for multiple inspections and can reassure buyers of the property’s condition
  • Reports generally remain relevant for 3 to 6 months, depending on market conditions and whether any significant changes or weather events occur.
  • If your property remains unsold for a while, consider updating the report to keep it current and reliable.
  • Increasingly popular among homeowners wanting smoother settlements
  • Common with agents handling pre-market property campaigns

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