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How Morris Homeowners Could Be Leaving $100K+ Behind When Selling – Prep to List

MORRIS COUNTY—Homeowners are leaving significant equity behind by selling their dated homes in as-is condition. ‘Prep to List,’ the pre-sale home experts, quickly prepare your home for sale with high-return cosmetic updates and repairs. 

‘Prep to List’ manages the entire process, so it’s hassle-free. They know what buyers are looking for, and their updates are described as high-quality and modern while costing about 50% less than a full renovation. 

Today’s buyers are willing to pay a premium for modern, move-in-ready homes that need little to no work. Sellers can see a 2X-3X return in just a few weeks. *There is also a pay-at-closing option for those selling immediately. 

The company highlights the key areas for a light cosmetic pre-sale refresh: neutral paint, updated kitchens and baths, enhanced curb appeal, and more. With a keen understanding of what sells, their approach ensures homes sell for significantly more. 

“Investing in your home before selling is financially smart, allowing you to profit/benefit immediately from the sale,” a company representative stated. Their clients often see substantial home value increases with minimal homeowner effort in a short time. 

No homeowner should leave over $100,000+ of their equity on the table when selling. If you’re selling soon or within the next few years, reach out to Prep to List for a free consultation. 

For more information, contact them directly:
Prep to List, The Pre-Sale Experts 
Call or Text: (973) 221-4800
www.PreptoList.com
instagram.com/preptolist
Morris County & surrounding areas 
New Jersey, North & Central

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Frank L. Cahill
Frank L. Cahill
Publisher of Parsippany Focus since 1989 and Morris Focus since 2019, both covering a wide range of events. Mr. Cahill serves as the Executive Board Member of the Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce, President of Kiwanis Club of Tri-Town and Chairman of Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Board.
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