Title: Fixtures, Furniture, and Finishes: Misunderstandings to Outline in a Purchase Agreement – Real Estate 101 – Trulia Blog
Headings: Fixtures, Furniture, And Finishes: Misunderstandings That Kill Home Sales
Fixtures, Furniture, And Finishes: Misunderstandings That Kill Home Sales
Content: If it takes a screwdriver to remove the item, it is generally considered a fixture of the property,” says Jeff Knox, a Texas real estate agent. Appliances: Dishwashers, built-in microwaves, cooktops, and sinks almost always stay with a house. But the fridge and the washer/dryer are often up for discussion, as might be a drop-in range. Typically, if it’s built into the cabinetry, it stays. Free-standing? It goes with the seller … usually. “ These are items a buyer would need to get clarification on from their real estate agent,” says Knox. Light fixtures: What about that beautiful chandelier in the foyer?