LISTVIEW™ · PRE-LISTING INSPECTIONS
Prepare your home before you list.
Know more about the home before buyers inspect. LISTVIEW™ documents visible and accessible conditions so you can plan repairs, gather estimates and discuss next steps with your listing agent.
Serving Midland, Odessa and the Permian Basin.
Useful information before the sale.
Provide the property address. Reports are shared only through the approved release process.
For buyers
Review the inspection date, findings, limitations and any repair records. A seller-provided report offers context; it does not replace your opportunity to obtain an independent inspection. Conditions can change.
Move-In Certified® Eligibility
LISTVIEW properties may qualify for InterNACHI’s Move-In Certified® program. Eligible sellers may use its badge and marketing materials, subject to program requirements.
Move-In Certified® is provided by InterNACHI. A home inspection is a non-invasive, visual examination of visible and accessible systems and components at the time of inspection. It does not guarantee that a home is free of defects or that conditions will remain unchanged after the inspection.
From inspection to listing preparation.
01
Schedule
Enter the property details and choose an available appointment in the booking portal. Review and sign your agreement; the payment section appears after signing.
02
Inspect
Dan evaluates visible and accessible systems and components and documents observed conditions.
03
Review
Receive your report and applicable supplements in the client portal the same day or next day. Ask MVI about findings or recommendations.
04
Prepare
Discuss repairs, estimates and further evaluation with your listing agent. Keep repair records with the inspection report.
What LISTVIEW™ Does and Does Not Do
LISTVIEW documents visible and accessible conditions observed on the inspection date. It helps sellers prepare before listing.
- It is not a warranty or guarantee that the home is free of defects or that components will keep performing.
- It is not an appraisal and does not establish market value or an asking price.
- It does not replace a buyer’s opportunity to obtain an independent inspection or other evaluations.
- Concealed, inaccessible, intermittent or latent conditions may not be identified. Conditions can change after inspection.
Read the inspection scope and limitations alongside your inspection agreement.