Run the math: subtract renovation costs plus carrying costs during the renovation period from the expected post-renovation sale price, then compare to your current as-is value. If that number is zero or negative, sell as-is. In high-interest-rate environments, a growing segment of value-driven buyers actively targets unrenovated units at strategic discounts.
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From the seller playbook: Renovate or Sell As-Is? The Pre-Sale ROI Decision
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