Key Inspection Services

10/14/2026

We are proud to bring “Deal Breaker or Not” LIVE to Seattle for the very first time on Oct 21st!

We’ve filmed this series around 20 times across different locations with luxury real estate agents, house flippers, top-performing agents, lenders, and investors. Now we’re bringing those conversations to a live audience on October 21st.

Agents, this is for you.

We’ll hear the agent’s perspective from Molly Masoner, president of Women’s Council of REALTORS®️ Seattle Metro, and the lender’s perspective from Julie Jones with Movement Mortgage, alongside the inspection expertise of Brandon Brockway-Ring with Key Inspection Services.

Together, we’ll explore inspection issues, financing decisions, and negotiation strategies that can help keep a deal moving.

The timing couldn’t be better. In a buyer’s market, home inspections and pre-inspections play a critical role in helping agents navigate changing conditions and get transactions across the finish line.

Come learn from experienced professionals and connect with others in the business with networking before AND after the live conversation, plus drinks and snacks.

And because this event is powered by Poole Media, the cameras will be rolling, so come dressed to impress! 📸

📅 Wednesday, October 21
⏰ 4–7 PM
📍 Movement Mortgage — Eastlake office
2701 Eastlake Ave E, Suites 105 & 106
Seattle, WA 98102

🎟️ Agents only • Ticket required

This is going to be a lot of fun. I can’t wait to see you there!

10/14/2026

When a seller provides an inspection report but doesn’t want another inspection, buyers may feel uncertain about moving forward.

The good news? It doesn’t have to be a dealbreaker!

From reviewing the existing report to requesting a pre-inspection or negotiating a home warranty, there are ways to protect buyers while keeping their offer competitive

10/13/2026

Whether you're buying a new home or want to better understand the condition of your current one, a professional home inspection is always a smart decision!

A standard home inspection helps identify potential issues, evaluate your home's overall condition, and catch problems before they turn into costly repairs.

At KEY Inspection Services we provide thorough inspections to help homeowners and buyers make informed decisions with confidence

10/09/2026

Inspection issues don’t always mean the deal is over!

From foundation concerns to structural problems, some findings can affect financing. But there are often other options to explore.

Whether it’s making repairs, negotiating an escrow holdback, or considering renovation loans, the right financing strategy can help keep the deal moving forward.

Every situation is different, and finding the right solution makes all the difference!

10/08/2026

Your new home deserves a closer look!

Even newly constructed homes can have hidden issues that aren't obvious at first glance.

A new construction inspection helps identify potential problems, evaluate construction quality, and make sure everything is in good condition before you move in.

At Key Inspection Services, we help you move into your new home with confidence and peace of mind.

Schedule your new construction inspection with us today!

10/08/2026

10/07/2026

An old roof doesn’t always have to be a deal breaker.

Sometimes the solution is simply adjusting the price or offering a seller credit so the buyer can handle the replacement after closing.

The goal is finding a solution that makes sense for both sides and keeps a good deal moving forward

10/06/2026

Regular maintenance inspections help you stay ahead of small issues before they turn into costly repairs.

Keep your home safe, efficient, and in great condition with a professional inspection from Key Inspection Services.

Protect what matters. Schedule your maintenance inspection today.

10/05/2026

An easement can completely change the plans for a property, especially when it’s discovered during construction.

The first question: can it be moved or renegotiated? If not, and it affects the footprint, layout, or future value of the home, it could become a real deal breaker.

Deal breaker or not? In this case, probably a deal breaker