Timing depends more on:Inventory levelsBuyer demand in your price rangeInterest rate environmentPersonal goalsThere is no universal “perfect” market.Homes sell in strong, balanced, and
Dated: February 11 2026
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Texas law does not require sellers to make repairs before listing.
However, sellers are required to disclose known material defects through the Seller’s Disclosure Notice.
While repairs are not mandatory, addressing major issues such as:
Roof leaks
Plumbing leaks
Electrical hazards
HVAC failure
can improve marketability and reduce negotiation friction.
You can sell “as-is,” but pricing must reflect condition.
The strategic question is not “What is required?”
It’s “What protects my negotiating position?”
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