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Hey {{contact.first_name}}, People come to selling at very different points. You might be hoping to list soon, or you might just be exploring what it would take. Either way, one question comes up with almost every seller: “What’s actually worth fixing before I list?” The to-do list can get long in a hurry, and it’s fair to wonder how much of it is worth doing for a home you’re leaving anyway. Often it’s the simple things: fresh paint where it’s needed, small repairs, less clutter, and clean, bright rooms. Buyers notice condition and first impressions, but that doesn’t mean every room needs a renovation. I’d hold off on big projects until we’ve talked through your home and your plans. And if it does need work, Compass Concierge can cover things like paint, flooring and staging up front, and you pay it back when the home sells. Terms apply. That’s what a first conversation is for. We’ll go through your home, what’s worth doing, what can wait, and what to skip, so you leave with a simple plan instead of a long list. From there, we can decide together whether a walk-through makes sense. You’re also welcome to email me a question or two about your home first.
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Derrick Krueger is a real estate agent affiliated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by equal housing opportunity laws. |
