you can but the buyer will need to put those extra items on a bill of Sale instead of on the actual offer because the lender will kick it back do to the reason those items have no value.
You can absolutely list your home sale to include all furnishings. If there are any items of furniture or decor that you do want to keep, make sure your Realtor lists them as an exclusion.
You certainly can list a home that will include the contents. Another option would be to have an estate sale; the liquidator handling the estate sale will quote you a percentage to advertise and sell your belongings and then will remit the balance to you. Depending upon the contents of the home, including kitchen equipment, an estate sale may be a better option.
You can absolutely list your home sale to include all furnishings. If there are any items of furniture or decor that you do want to keep, make sure your Realtor lists them as an exclusion.
yes, you can do it but always disclose in the listing, also notify to the seller that furniture house is not always a buyer priority, the most of buyers bring their own one,
The vast majority of real estate contracts make it to the closing table. One survey between March and May 2022 found that only 7% of real estate contracts fell through once both parties agreed to the terms. However, there are times when the buyer won’t be able to purchase the home or the seller will decide to back out. This guide will help
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