Selling a house in Lansing, IL: no point-of-sale inspection

Cook County, Illinois · Last checked November 2026

No point-of-sale rule

Lansing does not require a municipal inspection to sell a home.

What to expect instead

Without a city inspection, the buyer's own home inspection is what will surface problems. Lenders, title companies and state disclosure laws still apply. Ohio sellers still complete the state Residential Property Disclosure Form.

Who to call

Village of Lansing
708-895-7200
Official page

Housing in Lansing

Median year homes were built
1964
Median home value
$177,000
Owner-occupied homes
8,075 of 11,236 (72%)
Total housing units
12,007

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates for Lansing village, Illinois.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a point-of-sale inspection to sell a house in Lansing, IL?

Lansing does not require a municipal inspection to sell a home.

Should I still get an inspection before listing?

A pre-listing inspection is optional, but it lets you find problems before a buyer's inspector does, and it gives you time to fix them or price them in.

How old are the homes in Lansing?

The median home in Lansing was built in 1964, and the median home value is $177,000, according to the Census Bureau's 2020-2024 American Community Survey.

Nearby: Chicago area

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Last checked November 2026. Rules and fees change by ordinance and resolution. Confirm with the municipality before you list. See something out of date? Report a change.