1. Original Sales Contract: This document shows when you purchased the property and verifies you are the rightful owner.
2. Professional Appraisal: If you've had your home appraised before listing, this document can be valuable during negotiations.
3. Home Inspection Report: Although typically a buyer's responsibility, having a recent home inspection report can be advantageous. It demonstrates transparency and can expedite the sale process.
4. Proof of Repairs or Renovations: Any repairs or improvements made to the property can increase its value. Keep receipts and contracts for any work done on your home.
5. Warranty Information: If appliances or systems in the home are still under warranty, having this information on hand can be appealing to buyers.
6. Utility Bills: Buyers may request to see recent utility bills to gauge the cost of living in the home.
7. Mortgage Statement: If you still have a mortgage on the property, you'll need to provide a statement showing your outstanding mortgage amount.
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