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Pros and Cons of Selling Your Home As-Is

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

I hope you find her article to be helpful! For some homeowners, extensive renovations can present a challenge in terms of time and finances, particularly if you plan to move out of your home soon. Going for an as-is home sale eliminates the need for a lengthy renovation process. ’ The Pros of an As-Is Home Sale.

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Don’t Start Driving until You Know Where You’re Going

Appraisal Buzz

This article was originally published in the Fall 2021 Appraisal Buzz Magazine here. But the other problem is that it undercuts the contract you’re entering when you agree to perform the appraisal. That contract or agreement you make when you accept a job is critical. It’s easier than you think to miss the basics.

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How to Negotiate Repairs After a Home Inspection

Zillow

Most would-be buyers and sellers believe the real estate "deal" is done at the signing of the contract. In many cases, the deal-making and negotiations only start at the contract signing. Issues typically arise after the home inspection, and those issues tend to result in another round of negotiations for credits or fixes.

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Top 10 Things Appraisers Wish Real Estate Agents Understood

McKissock

” “There is a lot of research and number crunching to do, so asking for a value at time of inspection is a no go.” ” “That cost does not equal value on homes, and picking comparable sales just to hit contract prices is unethical. .” ” “That we research value, we do not assign it.”

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Don’t Fall For These 6 Real Estate Scams

McKissock

According to an article published in The Miami Herald , the FBI reported almost $1 billion was “diverted or attempted to be diverted” and wired to unlawful accounts in 2017. Hasty changes to terms and conditions of the housing contract. Overselling a recently renovated area of the house. Property plastic surgery.

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Pros and Cons to Selling a House As Is

PennyMac

This is especially true if home sellers are trying to move quickly or are hoping to avoid costly renovations. Selling a House As Is Selling a house as-is means the homeowner will not make repairs or renovations before selling it to a buyer, even if the home has structural concerns or is in poor condition. Rent your home out.

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How Real Estate Agents Can Help Home Buyers Navigate Emotional Decisions

McKissock

For instance, they might feel more settled about the property they buy if they attend the inspection and know that the home has good bones. Add a home inspection contingency clause to the contract as well for further peace of mind. . Kitchens can be renovated and landscaping redone. Have Patience.