“Using Rough-Ins to Market a Home You’re Selling”
“Rough-ins” in an existing home refer to infrastructure like plumbing and electrical lines that were installed during construction or renovations to prepare for future upgrades, such as lines run to a space for a future bath or utility room. When you’re selling your home, one buyer may see rough-ins as someone else’s unfinished business, while another may see them as an opportunity to make upgrades their way. Market your rough-ins to buyers as an asset rather than a detrient. Rough-ins save valuable time and money when it’s time to move forward with the projects that will complete the spaces they were intended for giving homeowners the ability to grow with their homes and stay in place longer.
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