It is standard. Not a red flag
Most serious cash buyers conduct at least one property walkthrough before confirming a final offer. This is normal and expected in direct purchase transactions. Understanding who might visit and why makes the process feel less uncertain. And helps you know exactly what your rights are.
Who might walk your property
Depending on the transaction structure, the person who visits your property may be:
- A Casmiran team member or acquisition partner verifying the property condition matches what was described.
- A capital or financing partner conducting their own due diligence before committing funds to the purchase.
- A licensed inspector retained to document repair scope.
In all cases, visits are scheduled in advance at times that work for you. No one enters your property without your knowledge and permission.
What they are looking for
The walkthrough is about condition. Not negotiation. The visitor is there to verify the property's general state, identify any major repair items that would affect the transaction, and satisfy any requirements from a financing or capital partner involved in closing.
They are not there to pressure you. They are not there to renegotiate the price on the spot. If there are significant discrepancies between what was described and what they find, that conversation happens directly with Casmiran. Not at the door of your home.
Your rights during a walkthrough
- You have the right to be present.
- You have the right to refuse entry if a visit was not properly scheduled.
- You have the right to ask who the visitor is and what their role is in the transaction.
- You have the right to contact Casmiran directly if anything about a visit feels wrong.
Every Casmiran transaction is handled with care for the people involved. Not just the property. Read more in how we purchase properties or on our disclosures page.
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