When it come to selling your home, first impressions are everything so
make sure that your home is neat and tidy on the inside and out.
Curb Appeal Is Essential - A mowed, trimmed lawn and weeded
garden create a good first impression. Inspect the exterior of your
property: Shutters, windows, front door and steps. If the house
needs painting, buyers will notice and may consider it a major objection
to purchase. Neatness Counts - Scrub each room thoroughly. Give special
attention to the entryway, kitchen and bathrooms. Shampoo the carpet
if necessary. If carpet is worn or old, consider replacing or removing
it if hardwood floors are underneath. And don't forget cobwebs in
corners, basements and attics!
Eliminate Clutter - Buyers will open closets and cupboards,
so make sure they're as tidy as possible. Get rid of items you don't
use. Remove unnecessary furniture to help make each room appear
more spacious.
If It's Broken, Fix It - Easily fixable items such as loose
doorknobs, a broken dishwasher, a dripping faucet, and squeaky doors
all detract from your property's value. An afternoon spent making
needed repairs now can eliminate a buyer's objections later.
Small Changes Can Make A Big Impression - New towels can
freshen a tired kitchen or bath. Fresh flowers add warmth to any
room. And even a fresh coat of paint doesn't cost much.
Aromatherapy - Make sure your home passes the scent test.
Right before an open house, bake some cookies or bread, simmer a
pot of apple cider & cinnamon on the stove, or light a few scented
candles. Strong odors could send potential lookers running out the
front door.
Get Some Help Fixing Up - For repairs, lawn work, cleaning
and decorating your home for showings ask your Citihomes Associate
to recommended a directory of home repair and service providers
in your area.
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