your better off hiring your OWN home inspector to see what issues the
buyers one will have.

your inspector can check your install.

then you give potential buyers the inspection they MIGHT be happy with
the one you provide.

a inpector who finds lots of even minor troubles can and does scare off
buyers. better to fix what you can in advance.

buyers will demand things like registered electrician to replace flakey
receptable. whereas you would just go buy and install one.

a pre inspection can save you biig bucks