If you get code violations about your property but don't have the funds to repair them or pay fines and interest that accrue daily, it might be hard not think of selling as quickly. However, a big concern for homeowners is that purchasers will avoid properties with non-compliant codes in an effort drive down prices since they can get up on their feet - so if possible make sure these issues are resolved first!

The notion of hoarding has been popularized in recent years by TV shows and pop culture depictions. But it’s one concept to look at a hoarder's property as someone who doesn't live there, or even have anything personal connection with them; another entirely when you're responsible for cleaning up after their messes (literally). Selling your property can already be such an exhausting process that trying to add on top all those items left behind would turn potential buyers away before they've even had life to consider moving into the space themselves!