I think most home warranties are written into contracts because the agents are

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Apr 19, 2017
9:49:13am

Skeptical Optimist All-American

I think most home warranties are written into contracts because the agents are

getting a kickback on the sale.

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Purchasing a home warranty as a seller to include with the purchase of a home - Good idea?

kccougar All-American

4/19/17 9:38am

People only do that if it's a buyers market and you are trying to incentivize

UNLVcougar

4/19/17 9:41am

It's a seller's market right now so I'd say no.

Bgash

4/19/17 9:41am

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BYUMizzou

4/19/17 9:45am

The reason I'd purchase one would be for my own peace of mind

kccougar

4/19/17 10:09am

That's exactly why I would probably buy such. Or at least have a home inspection as part of due diligence.

4/19/17 10:15am

Exactly. And for at most $500 it is very well worth it!

RoaroftheCougartails

4/19/17 10:27am

I think most home warranties are written into contracts because the agents are

Skeptical Optimist

4/19/17 9:49am

I wish! No kick backs at all. In my experience there are some companies better than others

RoaroftheCougartails

4/19/17 9:57am

We sold our house 6 months ago an paid for one just to make them happy.

sortsol

4/19/17 9:58am

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