Realtor Melanie Cameron explains how home sellers can exclude items from their home sale. This information is helpful if you’re planning to take something that is secured to the home or property, like a light fixture, TV mount, bathroom mirror, etc. Not doing it properly could lead to a home seller being sued by the buyers. Get more great tips in our 60-page Seller Guide.
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