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What repairs should a seller make?
If you want to get top dollar for your North Carolina property, you probably need to make all minor repairs and selected major repairs before going on the market. Nearly all purchase contracts include an inspection clause, a buyer contingency that allows a buyer to back out if numerous defects are found or negotiate their repair.
The trick is not to overspend on pre-sale repairs, especially if there are few houses on the market but many buyers willing to buy at almost any price. On the other hand, making such repairs may be the only way to sell your house in a down market.
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Contact Information
Jay Rogers The Real Estate Savings Center, LLC 1233 Spoon Court Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina,
Office: 843 849 7587 Cell: 843 367 7587 Fax: 800 889 1847
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