Introduction
A road house is a restaurant that serves meals, has a bar, features music, and dancing for entertainment and opens in the evening. Before the advent of motels, road houses used to provide lodging and rest rooms for travelers. Road houses are a common sight in rural areas and countrysides. They provide comfort for travelers, especially for those who get stranded on the highway. They come to rescue when your vehicle breaks down in the middle of nowhere. However, if you ever find yourself wanting to sell one, you will need to be equipped with all the relevant information that will guide you through the selling process and make sure maximum returns on your investment.
Step 1
One advantage of a road house, which will also rub off on its sales is the traffic it enjoys. Countless number of people and potential customers use the same road every day and notice the road house. That is why selling a road house should not be as difficult as finding a buyer for a building in the alleys. You will need the service of a full-time Estate Agent to determine the full value of your road house. You are not equipped to make this decision and you may find the job difficult and exhausting. Leaving it to a professional will cost you some money but it will save you from trying to negotiate something you don't fully know the value of.
Its your job to make sure that you put up a fair price for the house. Do not let the liabilities outweigh the asset. Leave something on the table for the buyer. Do an inventory check before putting up a for sale sign. If there is any damaged part in the road house then please fix that before putting it out for sale. Let the buyer understand the full condition of the road house during the inspection.
Getting rid of your stuff might prove to be more stressful and sometimes painful than the selling itself. People develop a level of attachment to their stuff so letting go of them can be difficult. Don't let that happen to you. Clear every junk product before your buyers arrives for an inspection. Leave only those products which have some sort of physical value. If you cannot do this early enough then point out the junk products to the buyer and let them know you will clear them off before the sale. Make it a point to let them know.Dispose those things you have collected over the years and have no value in today's world. They might be still useful to someone somewhere and its your duty to find such people.
Sources and Citations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadhouse_ percent28facility percent29
http://www.realestateabc.com/homeguide/selling-busy-street.htm
