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Seller's Guide to a Stress-Free Final Walk-Through
This is it — the moment you've been waiting for. You're ready to move on to your next big adventure. But first, you should ensure the house you're leaving is ready for its new owner.
The final walk-through is the buyer's last look at a property before closing. It's a quick check to confirm the house is in agreed-upon condition. If issues arise, you may face delays, extra costs or even last-minute repairs or price adjustments. Here's how to make sure everything is in good shape before you hand over the keys.
- Complete all repairs specified in the purchase agreement. Keep receipts as documentation that work was done correctly and meets contractual terms.
- Make sure the house is clean inside and out. If it's not up to standards, the buyer could delay the closing.
- Don't remove anything you agreed will remain with the property, and avoid leaving items you think the buyer may want without asking them first.
- Most importantly, rely on your real estate professional to be sure everything is ready for a smooth hand-off.
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