A new kitchen, replaced AC units or fresh flooring can make your home easier to sell, but only if buyers can see what was done and when. Invoices, dates, warranty cards and any approvals from the developer or management company turn a claim in the listing into something a buyer and their inspector can check. Without records, an upgrade is just a description.
Take a Saadiyat apartment with a renovated kitchen and an appliance warranty that is still running. A folder with the contractor's invoice, the warranty documents and the approval letter answers questions before they are asked. Gather these papers before photos are taken, and list each upgrade with its date on the fact sheet you share with serious buyers.
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