Can minor repairs wait until later?

Good morning, Sammy Shrimali minor repairs are always most important.... the eye seems to catch those minor issues first!!!

and welcome to ActiveRain....it's a great place to learn, share, market and network.....and I hope you enjoy it and benefit from all of it....

Yes - but - in the long run - will be very costly - more so than fixing them up front!

and Welcome to Active Rain Sammy Shrimali  - as REALTORS® who have been here for almost 10 years, it's well worth it!

Sammy,

Welcome to Active Rain.

That is a great topic for your first blog on Active Rain.

A seller willingness and enthusiasm to 'get the house ready' portends what lies ahead.

We all remember. We were there. The screen filled with letters and sighing, "Here goes nothing," and clicking that publish button. It does take courage and we all celebrate you demonstrated to courage to become a part of the community.

Here on Active Rain you will find a community much like yourself, willing to share information and in some cases to present ideas and see if the bounce or fall flat. This place is as fun as you make it.

So, let me encourage you to relax, be your genuine self, and have some fun.

Magic happens when you play in the rain.

Umbrella optional.
Best of success,
Annette

Hello Sammy and welcome to the rain where we all help each other and learn from each other.

Sammy Shrimali, Welcome to Active Rain and congrats on your first blog post. Best wishes with your business. I totally agree with you about minor repairs.

Welcome to ActiveRain and congratulations on your first blog post. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.

If I see something beginning to act up, I get or have the parts ready. Never wait til a major breakdown occurs.

Hello Sammy

Congrats on your first post to the ActiveRain network and welcome.

Good morning Sammy and welcome to Active Rain! Great first blog post!

Good morning Sammy. Great job with your post, you handled the information very well.

Welcome to Activerain.

Congratulations on your first blog. Deferred maintenance usually costs much more  than if they are taken cared of from the very beginning.

Looking forward to reading your future posts.

I would say water leaks must be repaired immediately before they cause more damage.

Welcome to Active Rain, Sammy! Great blog , and sooo true. A little investment ahead does indeed help in the end. The other thing that sellers should consider, that once under contract they may not be able to do the repairs themselves costing even more!

Welcome to ActiveRain Sammy Shrimali .

This is The Best place to learn, share and build relationships with like-minded professionals.

Exactly - the key is to address these repairs as soon as possible!

Hi Sammy,
Good topic.  Minor repairs can make a big difference.  Almost everyone has a handyman friend who'd more than likely be willing to help with minor stuff.

Blogging is a great way to let people know who you are, what you do, and how great you are at doing it.  It is the least expensive, most cost effective, way to let prospects know you are the local resource in your market area.  

Welcome to the world of Active Rain blogging.  It is an extremely valuable platform to connect with other agents and potential clients.  If you haven't already done so, may I recommend you check out the "Resources" section and click on "Getting Started"?   

Hi Sammy! Welcome to the world of Activerain, may your blogging  create a whole new chapter in your Real Estate Career.

Sammy, what a great post, and some of those minor fixes should be done if at all possible, as buyers sure discount the home if they think THEY have to do it!  Welcome to ActiveRain.