His advice to vendors sounds ridiculously basic. Keep your house clean, get rid of clutter, eliminate odours and take care of small repairs. All of these steps will ease the way to a quick sale. Turk doesn't recommend large renovation projects before putting a house on the market, but he does believe in repairs and freshening. He also counsels vendors to order a pre-sale inspection, so that they aren't caught off guard by unexpected problems.
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Hire the right realtor, which is good advice for buyers and sellers. The quality of the agent can have a big impact on how smooth the sale is. The 10-bedroom mansion with indoor pool, built in 1930 for a member of the Bronfman clan, has been repriced to move. It's still the most expensive property in the Montreal market by a long shot. The contents of this website are protected by copyright.