1. Money: Getting a good sales price but paying a high closing costs.
2. Time: The property sits on the market for 2-3 times longer than
it should.
3. Expense: Not fixing items that now have to be fixed.
4. Function: Fixing issues that could have beed solved in the
preparation before putting the house on the market.
5. Design: Not updating the current style for today’s buyers.
6. Harmony: The function and the style do not support each
other for a unified look.
7. Value: Under-estimating the neighborhood and the house.
8. Location: Thinking that your location isn’t going to affect the
selling price.
