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Inherited Home sell as is or with a realtor

Amanda G.
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We have inherited a home. The home has several issues that will take time and money to fix. Our area has a pretty hot market right now. We want to sell the house as is. Is it better to do that with or without a realtor? We have a good idea what the house is worth. We have interviewed realtors and they believe we should fix the house. I believe for their benefit. The house constantly reminds us of the occupant. So, we find the situation emotional and difficult to do any work on it.

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    They work for you. If you don't want to do repairs, TELL the realtor (don't ask) that you want to sell as is.

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