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Items To Be Left In Your Home When Selling

When you are selling a home it is handy to have a list of items that are to remain in the home so that no mistakes are made.  A lady we worked with gave her brand new fridge to a “friend”. Later we found out that she had dementia and had met the person at the bus stop the day before. At a cost the lawyer was able to negotiate a solution.

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you don’t want items to be included in the sale make sure your realtor includes your instructions in the agreement.

A Check off list of items to be left in the residence

  • Stove
  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • Extra fridge
  • Dishwasher
  • Microwave
  • Washer
  • Drier
  • Dehumidifier
  • All manuals
  • Hose and attachments for central vacuum
  • Window coverings
  • Light fixtures
  • Window air conditioner
  • Remote(s) for garage door
  • Remote for fireplace
  • Satellite dish and controls
  • Phone (some security systems need a phone to work)
  • Modem for phone or computer and original box (*these may need to be returned)
  • Extra keys (if possible identified e. garden shed)
  • Matching flooring
  • Matching paint
  • Work bench
  • Shelving in basement
  • Firewood
  • Pool accessories
  • Pool or hot tub “cover” and chemicals
  • Patio furniture
  • Lawnmower
  • Garden tools
  • Garden hose
  • Hand tools
  • Snow blower
  • Lawn tractor
  • Extra windows (unless instructed to remove them)
  • Other ________________

For your handy printable checklist of Items To Be Left In Your Home, click here.

 

Doug and Judy Robinson
Doug and Judy Robinsonhttps://seniormoves.ca/
Doug and Judy Robinson were “Downsizing Pioneers” in North America. Since 1996, they have helped nearly 4000 clients. Doug and Judy are the authors of the book “The Best of the Rest – Downsizing for Boomers and Seniors” and 8 e-books. They have been on radio and television numerous times. Their interactive and sometimes humorous presentations help people make better and more informed decisions. They are also available for consultations both by phone and through social media.
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