we bought a fixer upper and now the money for repairs is almost gone and the house still aint done. can we still sell it like this or do we have to finish fixing it first
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Huck, there is a buyer for everything but only at the right price. A home that is in need of a renovation is never going to trade for "market" value so you will need to price the property appropriately. Keith Jean-Pierre Managing Principal The Dapper Agents Real Estate Operations in ALL 50 States
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