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A Guide To Home Renovation: Why Selling As-Is is Often The Better Choice

Should I fix up my home to increase its worth or sell it as-is to avoid the trouble and cost? This is a common question for homeowners who are thinking of selling. For many people, the true cost of home improvements can be quite significant, eating away at their profits (and timeline) during the selling process. For many homeowners who want a quick and simple transaction, selling as can be the best and most cost-effective option, which is why we offer this service for sellers.

Home Repairs That the Average Homeowner Will Face

In today’s market, selling a home often means making repairs that meet expectations from buyers and pass inspections. But there’s a catch — these upgrades come at a steep price. 

Here are some of the top home repairs and their leading estimated costs:

Roof Replacement ($5,000–$15,000) – A home needs a good roof in order to be approved by many mortgage lenders for the buyer. Replacing your roof can be among the most expensive home-improvement projects if your roof is aging or damaged.

HVAC Repairs or Replacement ($4,000–$8,000) — A home’s heat and air system is one of the most important aspects of any dwelling. A busted HVAC system can take a big chunk out of a home’s value, and it can also be hard to bring in buyers.

Plumbing and Electrical Fixes ($2,000–$10,000) — Many older houses have outdated electrical wiring or plumbing problems that need to be fixed in order to pass inspections. These updates can be expensive but are frequently necessary to meet safety and compliance standards.

Flooring and Paint ($3,000–$10,000) — The costs for cosmetic upgrades like new flooring and a fresh coat of paint can add up quickly, especially for larger homes. Although these improvements make a house more attractive to potential buyers, they can be expensive.

Kitchen and Bathroom Remodels ($10,000–$50,000) —  Some homeowners think an upgrade to kitchens and bathrooms will pay off, but major renovations can be expensive and time-consuming, sometimes taking months.

When Selling Your House As-Is Makes Sense

If you are thinking of selling your home, it’s worth taking the cost and potential return on investment of repairs into consideration. IHowever, selling a home as-is is frequently the preferable option, especially for homeowners who:

Avoid Out-of-Pocket Costs – Many sellers do not have the luxury of thousands in dollars to spend on repairs before putting their home up for sale. As-is selling saves you from incurring expensive upfront costs.

Need the Sale Completed Quicker – Fixing and updating a house can take weeks or months, slowing the sale process. If you need to sell quickly — because of a job relocation, because of financial difficulties, or because of personal reasons — selling as-is allows for a faster closing.

Want to Avoid the Stress and Hassle – Scheduling repairs, negotiating with contractors, and navigating the sale can be stressful. When you sell as-is, you don’t have to deal with inspections, appraisals or last-minute buyer demands.

Selling an Inherited or Distressed Property – If you inherit a home that requires major renovation, or you own a distressed property, Selling your house as-is lets you save both time and money that you would otherwise have to spend on repairs.

Stratton Oak Investments’ Involvement

If selling your home as-is has crossed your mind, Stratton Oak Investments has an easy and stress-free option. 

“We Buy Houses As-Is” – Sell your property quickly for cash. We offer fair prices and a fast closing process, with no need for repairs. We take the stress out of the process without worrying about repairs, inspections, or uncertain buyer negotiations.

Here’s how it works:

Get in touch – Contact our team and tell us about your property.

Receive a Fair Cash Offer – We assess the state of your home and its market value, and then provide you with a no-obligation offer that’s competitive.

Close Fast – If you accept our offer, we take care of all the paperwork and close. In days.

Selling your home as-is does not mean accepting a lower sale price from buyers; it means opting for a less stressful and financially beneficial option that fits your current needs! Get in touch with us today to find out how we can assist you in selling your house without the need for repairs.