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Rich Hupper
  • Broker / Investor
  • Tewksbury, MA
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Custom Listing Contract for homes that need work

Rich Hupper
  • Broker / Investor
  • Tewksbury, MA
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Hello fellow agents!

I wanted to see if anyone else does this with their willing seller clients, and what the mechanics of the contract would involve.

Instead of the seller repairing and staging the home the way they want to ( despite my suggestions ) and their money. What if I can get the seller to let me repair and stage it the way I want to, minimizing buyer redflags and inspection issues. 

This would help seller especially if they do not have the time, money or know how to get the home in the proper market ready condition it needs to be to get top dollar.

Obviously I would need to gauge exactly what my ideas would cost and what the return would be on the sale.

I am thinking of something  along the lines to what the property brothers do on TV, but where I fund the money for the rehab and staging, and get it back at closing.

What type of attorney would I need to speak to regarding this type of contract?

Thank you

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