Is it really possible for a real estate deal to fall apart over a disagreement over a chandelier? Stranger things have happened when doubts arise over what stays with the buyer and what goes with the seller. Instead of allowing egos and matters of principle to enter into the negotiating process, sellers should clearly identify those elements of real property that are included with the sale of the house. Generally speaking, anything that is permanently attached to the home goes with it.

However, some sellers have every intention of taking chandelier or kitchen appliance with them. If so, they should make their intentions clear to prospective buyers at the outset. Otherwise, misunderstanding and disappointment can lead to broken deals. If convenient, it is best to remove any light fixtures or ceiling fans you plan to take with you and replace them before your home is shown to prospective buyers.

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