"You've finally found it: the home that checks every box. Whether you're a first-time buyer or relocating for new opportunities, this one feels special. There's a tranquil koi pond in the backyard and a custom-built refrigerator in the kitchen that fits perfectly with the design. You make an offer, it's accepted, and moving day can't come soon enough. But during your final walkthrough, you notice something's missing: the pond is empty, and the refrigerator is gone."
"Inclusions - Items that stay with the home after the sale. These are typically built-in or permanently attached , such as: Kitchen appliances (like built-in ovens or dishwashers) Light fixtures and ceiling fans Landscaping or outdoor structures that are attached to the property Exclusions - Items the seller plans to remove before closing. These are usually personal property or easily detached, such as: Freestanding refrigerators or washers and dryers Window treatments"
A buyer may assume visible items in a home will remain after closing, but what stays depends on the purchase agreement and MLS description. Inclusions are items that remain, usually built-in or permanently attached: kitchen appliances, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and attached landscaping or structures. Exclusions are items the seller plans to remove, typically personal or easily detached property such as freestanding refrigerators, washers and dryers, and window treatments. Final walkthroughs can reveal unexpected removals. Buyers should confirm inclusions and exclusions in writing and rely on a knowledgeable agent to negotiate clear contract language and prevent misunderstandings.
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