Should I renovate my Milton house before listing it, or sell it as is?

Renovating before listing only makes sense in Milton if the return outweighs the cost and the delay to market, which is not the case for most cosmetic projects. Joel Boss identifies the handful of repairs a buyer's inspection is likely to flag and recommends skipping the rest, since many buyers plan to renovate their own way regardless. Selling as-is after basic prep is often the faster, more profitable choice.