If your participating inspector misses a covered item, InterNACHI will buy your home.

Additional terms and conditions apply, including:

• A home with material defects not present at the time of the inspection, per InterNACHI's Standards of Practice, is not eligible for buy-back.

• A home with issues not required to be inspected, per InterNACHI's Standards of Practice, is not eligible for buy-back.

• The Guarantee applies to your primary residence only.

• The home must be listed for sale with a licensed real estate agent.

• The Guarantee may be honored for up to 90 days after closing.

• The inspection must be performed by an InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector® already participating in the Buy-Back Program.

• InterNACHI® will pay you the purchase price, but you are responsible for any applicable fees and real estate commissions.

More Legal Terms:  www.nachi.org/buy-legal (Please read these binding legal terms carefully.)

For Real Estate Professionals:  Find out how promoting participating InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspectors® can help you and your home-buying and home-selling clients:
www.nachi.org/buy-re-pros.htm

Q & A’s

Q:  How long is the buy back Guarantee good for?
A:  InterNACHI® honors the Guarantee for 90 days after closing. This is stated clearly in the first bullet point of the "fine print" section of www.nachi.org/buy. Since it is honored for 90 days after closing, not just the inspection, the Guarantee is the perfect companion to seller inspections.

Q: Is this good for seller's pre-listing inspections?
A:  Yes.  And the Guarantee automatically transfers to the new buyer.  The Guarantee goes with the home, not the occupant or owner, so it is perfect for pre-listing inspections. And, best of all, the 90 days starts at closing, not the day of the inspection. So, there is no rush.

Q: How much will you buy a home for?
A:  We'll pay your client whatever price they paid for the home, but the client is responsible for real estate commissions, moving costs, etc.

Q: Is this an insurance product?
A:  No. We don't insure anyone's losses, we don't write checks to cover losses, we don't repair or replace any system or component, and we don't charge consumers for anything. We also don't reimburse the consumer for direct or indirect costs of buying the home, such as closing costs or moving costs.  We merely offer to buy the homes for no more than they were recently purchased for (in the past 90 days).

Q:  What if I miss something minor, such as a defective $10 GFCI? You aren't really going to buy the home because I missed something minor -- are you?
A:  Yes, InterNACHI will buy the home, provided you and the client satisfy all program requirements.

Q: Will you buy back a home if it is discovered to have a mold problem or was once a meth lab?
A:  No.  Homes with material defects not present at the time of the inspection, or not required to be inspected, per InterNACHI's Residential Standards of Practice, are excluded from this program.  This is stated clearly in the last bullet point of the "fine print" section of www.nachi.org/buy

The CLIENT understands that under the "We'll Buy Your Home" Program, InterNACHI® purchases the home – not the INSPECTOR.  The INSPECTOR's role is limited to his/her participation in the "We'll Buy Your Home" Program, but InterNACHI® purchases the home.  CLIENT understands that INSPECTOR has no obligation to purchase the home under the "We'll Buy Your Home" Program, and CLIENT’s sole remedy for any failure to purchase the home is against InterNACHI®.