Before you disregard someone's advice, it's a good idea to figure out where they're coming from.
You may not be in a rush to sell, and willing to wait months or years until Mr. & Mrs. Right come along and pay your asking price. I can assure you that most Realtors are not of the same mind. The real estate agent is investing his own time and money in the sale, and the faster it sells the better. If it sells in a couple of weeks, he hasn't made a big investment and he turns a nice profit. On the other hand, if it sits on the market for six months, doesn't sell and he ends up showing it to 50 buyers who turn up their noses at it, he's wasted a fair amount of time and money without making a cent.
You don't say what he suggested you fix, but there are certain things that will immediately turn off most buyers. And even small issues, if there are enough of them, will hurt your chances of a quick sale. If the next agent you talk to brings up the same issues as the first, I'd listen up. Now you can probably find an agent who is willing to list the property as-is. But that's probably not the same agent who will bust his butt to make the sale.
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