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Buyer wants Insurance to put on new roof?

Like title says buyer had their inspection done and the inspectors report says the roof shows has some bruising that appears to be weather related. They asked that the roof be inspected by my insurance for replacement. When talking to my realtor I was told they had never seen it written that way (insurance inspecting it) and they would contact the buyer realtor for clarification. I contacted my homeowners insurance and was told if I wanted the roof inspected I would have to file a claim and that if it didn’t need repaired/replaced it would still show that I have had a claim. My realtor hasn’t gotten back to me yet but was wondering if this is normal? I have no problem having a roofing company out to check if it’s damaged but I don’t want to put a claim into my homeowners insurance and it be for nothing.

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