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‼️‼️Biggest Home Seller Mistakes‼️‼️

1. Underestimating the costs of selling

2. Setting an unrealistic price

3. Only considering the highest offer

4. Ignoring major repairs and making costly renovations

5. Not preparing your home for sale

6. Choosing the wrong agent or the wrong way to sell

7. Limiting showings

8. Not considering your broader financial situation

Takeaways

You want the home sale process to be as easy and painless as possible. It's easy to get overwhelmed when you consider all the stuff that can go wrong, but note that intelligence is strength. You will be more confident when things don't go as expected now that you're mindful of certain typical errors to prevent when selling your house.

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Be Buying New Construction

Construction Isn’t All That New

Get the developer's estimated completion date in writing! You don't want to be reluctant to get in as you felt you were supposed to.

Remember These Points

Before you move in, make sure to check the property. The concept of a final walkthrough is popular in used homes, but it is often ignored in newly built homes.

During building, take a stroll through every now and then. Check it out with a builder or a mate who knows a thing or two about solid craftsmanship if at all necessary. This will ensure that there are no unpleasant surprises in the future due to shoddy construction.

Over everything, use your real estate agent to guide you around the pitfalls of purchasing a newly built house. Regardless of when it was designed, the right agent can assist you in finding the ideal house.

by Jeff Gould