Repair and List
Making repairs and exposing the property to the open market may make sense when the expected increase in sale proceeds justifies the additional cost, work, and time.
You do not necessarily have to repair, renovate, clean up, or modernize your house before selling it. A direct as-is sale may give you another option.
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Tell us the address and how much work the property needs. There is no cost and no obligation.
The right answer depends on the property, the cost of the work, your timeline, and what you want from the sale.
Making repairs and exposing the property to the open market may make sense when the expected increase in sale proceeds justifies the additional cost, work, and time.
A direct sale may make sense when avoiding repairs, contractors, cleanup, showings, or additional carrying time is important to you.
Look beyond the headline sale price and consider repairs, commissions, carrying costs, closing expenses, timing, and convenience.
Tell us about the property in its current condition. There is no obligation to accept an offer.