By Stephanie Vozza Identify repairs and make a planDeclutter and clean—make it feel spaciousDepersonalize your homePaint where it needs it mostSet the stage—make it feel like homeKeep it clean and consistentTakeawaysHome showings checklist Investing some time and effort up front to prepare your house for showings will generally increase the likelihood of receiving offers soon after you list your...
Price it right from the start. Sellers often think they should start that asking price high and then lower it later if the house fails to sell. But that can result in a slower sale – sometimes even at a lower price. ” The first 30 days” activity of your house being on the market is always the best activity you’re going to see. If the price is too high, many buyers may stay away, assuming...
Make a strong first impression. A strong first impression is imperative as buyers begin making assumptions about a home well before they step inside. “A clean entrance can go a long way at establishing a positive first impression.” Curb appeal. Adding a pot of plants to the porch, or a fresh coat of paint to the front door, small, inexpensive updates to your curb appeal can really...