Selling a house in Champ, MO: no point-of-sale inspection
St. Louis County, Missouri · Last checked November 2026
Champ does not require an occupancy inspection to sell an owner-occupied 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.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a point-of-sale inspection to sell a house in Champ, MO?
Champ does not require an occupancy inspection to sell an owner-occupied 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.
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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 See something out of date?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.