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What You Will Learn!

What buyers are looking for these days in a home when they are pay above market value.

Maintenance check list to avoid last minute expenses before selling.

What Improvements add value to a Property and what are liabilities.

How the professionals evaluate your property and why.

How to hire the your handy man or contractor.

What are some of the risks in making changes and adding extensions to you house.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: I am obligated to work with you if I choose to consult with?

This is free no obligation educational consult and an opportunity to get to know each other.

Question 2 : Should I hire an appraiser before I do anything to my property?

Hiring a appraiser can be a waste of resources unless there is disagreement on the approximate value of the house between family members. This does not mean that the appraised value will be the amount you will get for your home and the appraiser does not look at the current market conditions.

Hiring a appraiser can be a waste of resources unless there is disagreement on the approximate value of the house between family members. This does not mean that the appraised value will be the amount you will get for your home and the appraiser does not look at the current market conditions.

Question 3: Should I make these changes or improvement after I put the house on the market ?

If the improvements are cosmetic then yes it is recommended that you make those improvement prior to selling. Otherwise you can either wait to see this is so very dependent on the particular situation of the the home owner their finances and the condition of the property. I proper walk through the house is the best way to answer this question.

Question 4: What if I feel stuck in my home its value has gone down and I bought my house for too much?

I understand that is not a un situation to be in and i empathize with you. If yo can rent the place and if you have to move this may be another solution to your problem. I don't recommend starting to spends thousands of dollars making improvements that wont help raise value. If yo u have been making the payment for you mortgage and you rent covers the mortgage then that is on way to solve the issue. Besides there are other solution for which i recommend you book a call with me.

Ambreen Faruqi

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

Faruqi Team

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If you are currently working with another real estate agent, please note that this content is not intended as a solicitation of your business. This information is provided for general educational purposes only and is not meant to interfere with any existing agency relationships.

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