When selling your home, a common question is whether to list it as-is or make repairs. If you’re aiming for a quick sale, selling as-is can be the easiest route, though it might mean accepting a lower offer. Making repairs, on the other hand, can increase your home’s value, but it doesn’t always guarantee a higher price or faster sale.
In a competitive market, buyers might be more forgiving of small issues, but in a slower market, they may expect a home that’s move-in ready. Even small updates like fresh paint or sprucing up your landscaping can boost curb appeal without a large investment.
If you’re on the fence, one of our agents can help you assess what makes the most sense for your home and situation. Let’s connect and figure out the best approach for your sale!
