Disadvantages While a pre-inspection is usually a good idea wrote Del Aria Investments Group president in a blog post, there are some disadvantages to having your home inspected before listing it for sale. For one thing, you may have to pay for it, which can add to the price of the home. In addition, if the inspection turns up serious issues, the buyer may try to negotiate. A pre-inspection can reveal hidden issues that could cause a major setback for your sale. For example, you may need to repair faulty electrical wiring or replace the roof. This may result in a substantial reduction in the asking price, which would make…