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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Question about Selling my House.
I just put my house on the market 13 days ago. I have had about 5-6 appointments for people to see my home. It's generating a pretty healthy amount of traffic yet no offers are on the table yet. My agent believes that my floors which aren't perfectly level is keeping buyers from making offers. I'm selling the home "as-is" and I'm trying to avoid putting any more money into it. But I have nice hardwood floors in the unleveled area of the house. Is there a way to make it level without destroying my beautiful hardwood floors?