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At Upchurch Inspection, how we work matters just as much as what we inspect. This article isn’t about gossip or finger-pointing. It’s about a real professional decision I made — to walk away from a national inspection company — and the lessons that experience reinforced about alignment, independence, and responsibility.
If you’re a real estate agent, one of the most important relationships you can build is with a trustworthy home inspector. The right inspector can make your job easier, your clients happier, and your transactions smoother. The wrong one can do the opposite — leaving clients confused, alarmed, or uncertain
In real estate, reputation is everything. Agents work hard to build trust with their clients, lenders, and other professionals — and every person involved in the process either strengthens that trust or weakens it. That’s why the partnership between a real estate agent and a home inspector matters so much.
If you’ve been in real estate long enough, you’ve probably seen it happen: the inspection report arrives, the buyer skims a few red-highlighted comments, and suddenly the tone of the entire transaction changes. What was once excitement turns into panic. As a home inspector, I’ve learned that how inspection results
Over the years, I’ve worked with hundreds of real estate agents across Memphis and West Tennessee — from first-time buyer specialists to seasoned brokers who’ve closed thousands of deals. The best agents all have one thing in common: they care about their clients and want to make sure every part
