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Neighbor’s Eyesore Home Stops a Sale
The appearance of nearby and neighboring homes absolutely affects a homeowners’ abililty to sell their property. Even if your home is the gem and pride of the neighborhood, buyers will be turned off if you live next door to an eyesore.
Problems with neglected, abandoned property and homes that have fallen into disrepair has escalated since the economic meltdown.
Why 6 recommends that sellers take action by placing a friendly call to the homeowner, explain they are trying to sell their home and ask them clean up their property. Or, if it’s appropriate, a seller can offer to clean up unsightly messes themselves. If a phone call fails to resolve the concern, contact local code enforcement officials or homeowners associations to find out if there is a code violation. If so, file a compliant.
A shabby run down home devalues every home near it. It’s your neighborhood. Step Up!!
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