Tips for Making Your Home More Saleable!
Before you put your home
on the market,
here are some things you can
do to differentiate your house among the
competitors.
When preparing to put your home up for sale, your first concern is the home's
exterior. If the outside, or "curb appeal" looks good, people will
more than likely want to see what's on the inside. Keep the lawn and landscape
nicely manicured. Trim the bushes and season permitting, plant some flowers. Be
sure your front door area has a "Welcome" feeling. A fresh coat of
paint on the front door looks great.
Of all the rooms inside your home, pay special attention to the kitchen and
bathrooms. They should look as modern, bright and fresh as possible. It is
essential for them to be clean and odor free. A fresh coat of paint just may do
the trick. Have any leaky faucets taken care of. A call to a plumber is a wise
investment.
Since you want your home to look as spacious as possible, remove any excess
or very large furniture. Make sure that table tops, dressers and closets are
free of clutter. Don't use your garage, attic, or basement to store these extra
things. These areas also need to have the impression of space. Instead, put them
into storage. Make sure walls and doors are free of smudges and look for
anything that might indicate a maintenance problem, such as cracked windows,
holes in the wall or stained ceilings.
Quick tips for showings: