homeseller's insurance

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I asked my lawyer about this and he had never heard of "home seller's
insurance".  I did discover that there's "Errors and Omissions Insurance",
but it seems to mostly be for professionals.  Probably the best way to get
E&O coverage would have been to hire a home inspector which has E&O
Insurance.  Then, in that case, if I get sued, then I could countersue the
home inspector.  Unfortunately, it's too late to hire a home inspector of
my own.  However, I have lowered my exposure by disclosing everything I
know about the defects of the property.  Also, it's more likely that the
buyer's home inspector will get sued than I as seller.  At this point, I
just have to hope for the best.