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I also get RAC to inspect my cars so same same. I think it is a nice if the vendor provided a report, you read it and if there was an issue in the report you can back away without getting a further report or if there wasn't an issue I would still commission my own. As I prefer my guy and know...

I had the same thought as well, I would rather have a full report up front so you know what is happening. If that the full report the vendor pays for I am very happy otherwise I will pay for my own.

Also just thought it would also help with vendor negotiations as they cant say it has these issues and we want a lower price. It was all upfront and you made an offer (or should of) with that as a basis.

Then you pay for it yourself. Also the building inspector would have liability to report all or he would need to claim on insurance if the fault was there at time of inspection. It is the same as the roadworthy you can take it as being okay or take the car for an independent check. Do...

I would rather see it as a cost to the vendors when selling and see it in the vendors statement. Like when you purchase a car it comes with a road worthy. It is then up to the person if they want to engage in their own inspection which is their additional cost. It is a step in the right...