Diane McDermott
Charlotte NC Real Estate Market
Charlotte,
NC
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Realtor®, GRI, Landis e2 Real Estate, LLC
Address: Charlotte, NC, 28226
Office: (704) 516-3691
Mobile: (704) 516-3691
Real estate info and more for Charlotte NC
Diane McDermott - Real Estate Broker, Charlotte NC
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Call it a "decorating", "carpet", "updating", "paint" allowance it doesn't matter, they're all the same thing. Seller acknowledging that the house has some cosmetic drawbacks (could be paint, worn carpet, dated kitchen/baths among other things) and they're offering a dollar amount to buyers so the buyers can just fix that flaw after they close. Here's the problem: When buyers view a home, they're focusing on how the house looks NOW. Offering an allowance won't make that carpet, kitchen, bathroom, etc any more appealing when buyers are walking through the house. It's difficult for a buyer to erase images of how the house looks now … (11 comments)
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