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LOCATIONIt may be more difficult to attract buyers to a Downtown Orlando Condo if the location has challenges, such as street noise, poor views, or is in an area that is perceived to be unpopular. If your condo has location challenges, you want to be sure it is priced aggressively and is superbly staged. Read Also: Orlando Home Staging Tips FLOOR PLANMost condo buildings have a few units that have poorly thought-out floor plans, or are older condos that don't reflect today's lifestyle. Some of the reasons why floorplans are undesirable may include:
In the past these condos sold easily, but in today's market they require that pricing and staging are given a great deal of attention. Read Also: Determining What your Orlando Home is Worth THE CONDO IS PRICED TOO HIGHThe real estate mantra "location, location, location" has been replaced by "price, price, price". As noted above, location is important, but the location and other issues can be overcome by correctly pricing your unit. There are negative aspects of over-pricing:
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ORLANDO CONDO CONDITIONThe majority of Orlando buyers want to purchase a condominium that requires little or no work to do. Only about ten percent of prospective buyers are looking for a fixer, so you will greatly improve the pool of interested buyers if your condo is move-in ready. Sellers need to create a good first impression by making sure that necessary repairs and maintenance have been completed, and extensive staging strategy and been used.
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SELLING "AS-IS"Most buyers regard "AS-IS" homes as too difficult to manage. The prospective buyer doesn't know if it's just carpet and paint - or if it means the kitchen and bathrooms need to be gutted and redone. These properties may often be a good deal for the right buyer, but advertising "AS-IS" is generally not a smart choice.
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