: How to Hand an Inspection Report to a Buyer Blindfolded

I was recently at a meeting with a large group of Realtors where the invited guest was an attorney. He spoke specifically about real estate agents and brokers responsibilities in conducting a reasonably competent and diligent visual inspection of a property. He spoke about the agent's professional duties in representing their clients and mentioned the importance of a physical inspection by a qualified home inspector.He covered the anxiety issues that agents have when inspectors come on the property and fears of agents' buyers walking away from potential sales. He said not to worry, once the report comes in, just hand the report hand over to the client and do not go over it with them; just send them a letter stating that if they have any questions contact the inspector or a contractor. 

He then said, "Don't worry because zero people will actually call the inspector (holding up a zero)."  In other words, don't mention any item on the inspection report, hand it over, tell them to contact a professional with concerns (don't worry, they never do), close that escrow and make some money! Ummm... if you were a buyer, is this the Realtor you want represeting you on your next purchase? I am just asking???