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Look through all the pictures from the listings you get and note
anything unusual or unique. You will need to check these when
you get there. Some properties may have unbelievable photos,
and some will look like they were taken by grandma. Don’t be
fooled either way.

Important considerations for your walkthrough

● Plan your initial walkthrough to maximize both you and your
realtor’s time.
● Set appointments with sellers so that you have enough time to
drive to each.
● Before leaving your home make sure your cell phone is work-
ing and has a full battery. Take your charger with you.
● Have measurements of your important furniture pieces such
as bedroom sets, sofas, and other large pieces.

● Plan to visit the homes you have rated at the top of your list
more than once
● Plan to take photos and videos, but ask before you do so

● Take a notepad, pens, measuring tape, drinking water, and
your Homebuyer’s Walkthrough Assessment Form

Initial walkthrough
Ready to go? Let’s begin. Your walkthrough should be thorough.
Think about the check you will place in the hands of the seller.
What is it? Two, three, four hundred thousand dollars? Is it worth
making sure that you know what you are paying for, and that you
will love it? Absolutely!
● Start your assessment even before you get to the house.
Notice the neighborhood, including the people, homes and

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