Shoe by Manolo Blahnik: $945
A useful article that was published Tuesday makes a good point but goes way too far in quoting the value of heeding details when selling a property.
By the otherwise scrupulous Christine Haughney, the New York Times piece quotes various brokers as putting dollar amounts on chipped plaster, broken bathroom tiles and fresh paint. I didn’t pay much attention to the column until a “civilian” friend of mine cited the numbers as gospel and I began seeing links to it on several Real Estate blogs that I monitor.
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February 23, 2011Shoe by Manolo Blahnik: $945
A useful article that was published Tuesday makes a good point but goes way too far in quoting the value of heeding details when selling a property.
By the otherwise scrupulous Christine Haughney, the New York Times piece quotes various brokers as putting dollar amounts on chipped plaster, broken bathroom tiles and fresh paint. I didn’t pay much attention to the column until a “civilian” friend of mine cited the numbers as gospel and I began seeing links to it on several Real Estate blogs that I monitor.
To be fair, (more…)
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