Selling a Home with Deferred Maintenance
Selling a home can be an involved process, especially if there are maintenance issues that haven’t been addressed over time. Sadly, these maintenance issues can often pile up, making the process of selling a home with deferred maintenance even more difficult. Does your home need a lot of work? Would you rather not have the whole neighborhood through your property? Do you want to sell your house and move on without doing any work on it?
Selling a home with deferred maintenance can be very difficult, and potential buyers will always prefer to move into a property that is move-in ready. If there is an excessive amount of deferred maintenance it’s also possible that the buyer will expect a severe discount for the home’s value to cover some of the deferred maintenance and repair expenses. As a seller, you should always seek to maximize your initial real estate investment. To optimize profits, consider expending capital to complete postponed maintenance issues prior to listing your home on the market to have full control over the home’s asking price. Keep in mind that it’s also possible for certain buyers to be unable to move forward on a “fixer-upper” home if their loan provider doesn’t allow it due to the home being unqualified. While a buyer might not be completely deterred by a home with deferred maintenance, it’s important for sellers to understand that their buyer pool might be limited or restricted due to certain loan providers’ qualification standards. This tends to be an issue for homes with larger deferred maintenance issues (ex: roof repair) rather than smaller more manageable issues (like peeled paint).
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