This week’s FAF (Frequently Asked Friday): Should you make repairs to your home before you sell? A stat: According to the NAR (National Association of Realtors), around 37% of contracts fall through because of repair issues sellers could have addressed before listing their property. This alone shows that while your home doesn’t have to be perfectly flawless, you should invest time and money to get it in working order. Here are a few must-fix items.(And trust me, if you don’t fix these now, you’ll be doing it later, promise!): • Faulty wiring • Grading and drainage issues • Roof leaks and shingle problems • Foundation issues • Heating and air-conditioning problems • Plumbing and septic issues When in doubt, ask an agent what to address before listing. Chances are you’ll recoup some or all of the cost you put in when you sell. Thinking about listing your home? I’d love to listen to your plans for selling and offer my input — no strings attached — send me a message today!

Posted on by April 8, 2022

This week’s FAF (Frequently Asked Friday): Should you make repairs to your home before you sell?

A stat: According to the NAR (National Association of Realtors), around 37% of contracts fall through because of repair issues sellers could have addressed before listing their property. This alone shows that while your home doesn’t have to be perfectly flawless, you should invest time and money to get it in working order. Here are a few must-fix items.(And trust me, if you don’t fix these now, you’ll be doing it later, promise!):

• Faulty wiring
• Grading and drainage issues
• Roof leaks and shingle problems
• Foundation issues
• Heating and air-conditioning problems
• Plumbing and septic issues

When in doubt, ask an agent what to address before listing. Chances are you’ll recoup some or all of the cost you put in when you sell.

Thinking about listing your home? I’d love to listen to your plans for selling and offer my input — no strings attached — send me a message today!
from Utah Homes and Land For Sale