Agent Visual Inspection Disclosure
A disclosure form where the listing agent documents their visual inspection of the property, noting any observed conditions or potential issues.
When Its Used
Completed by the listing agent after conducting a visual inspection of the property. Should be done before or concurrent with marketing the property.
Key Sections
Exterior conditions observed; Interior conditions observed; Lot and landscaping; Structural observations; Items that may require further inspection; Red flags noted
Common Mistakes
Conducting only a cursory inspection; Failing to note obvious defects; Not recommending professional inspections for concerning observations; Copying seller's disclosures verbatim
Pro Tip
Your inspection is independent of the seller's disclosures. Document what you actually see, not what you're told. When in doubt, recommend a professional inspection.
