What most sellers get wrong before listing their home...

If you’re considering selling your home, you’ve probably been told you should renovate to get top dollar. But in today’s market, that advice could actually cost you more than it helps.

WHY RENOVATING MIGHT BACKFIRE

While it’s true that certain updates can boost value, many sellers end up spending thousands on renovations that don’t improve the final sale price. Or worse, even turn buyers away.

With more inventory available right now, buyers have options. And the upgrades you choose may not match what they want.

Rather than risk wasting time and money, I recommend a smarter approach: Minimal, safe, and high-ROI home improvements along with a pre-listing home inspection.

THE BETTER ALTERNATIVE: PRE-LISTING INSPECTION

A pre-listing inspection uncovers potential issues before buyers ever step foot in your home. It gives us the chance to fix any small problems early, on your terms and timeline. So, you avoid last-minute negotiations or deal breakers.

This simple step often puts sellers in a stronger position and leads to smoother transactions, faster sales, and better offers.

WANT A PERSONALIZED PLAN?

Of course, there’s a lot more to selling your home than just home improvements and pre-listing inspections. If you’re even thinking about selling, feel free to contact me and I will walk you through all the strategies that can help you maximize the sales price of your home, while minimizing costs.

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