With a competitive market, a home is likely not going to sell in this way without a little sprucing up. Careful planning and staging your home will make it more attractive and marketable, and just a few simple steps will help you think like a buyer rather than a seller:
Maximize curb appeal: The first thing potential buyers
will see when they visit your home is the outside. Be sure to trim the lawn,
clear off the walkway and even plant some flowers if you can. A warm, welcoming
exterior will make visitors want to come inside.
Think clean: Once the potential buyers are in
the house, they will be looking for a clean, bright feeling. Pay special
attention to the bathrooms and kitchen to be sure that everything looks as
modern and clean as a whistle. Don’t be afraid to call a plumber if there are
any issues in these rooms. It’ll be worth your money!
Showcase your space: You want the inside of your house
to look as spacious as possible, so clear off all counter space and de-clutter
whatever you can. Get rid of any extra furniture or items that are excessively
large. This will make your rooms seem larger. Don’t throw these things in the
basement or garage, because potential buyers want to see those areas, too. Instead,
rent a storage space to keep your items until your
house is sold.
Be organized: Potential buyers will probably
snoop around in your closets and cabinets. Make sure that everything is put
away neatly and clearly organized. This will keep buyers interested and may add
extra space to your storage areas, as well.
Don’t get too personal: It can be difficult to say goodbye
to a home, but when a buyers look at a house, they want to be able to see
themselves living there. Take down family photos and paint over the height
chart that you marked on the doorframe to measure your children’s growth. In
addition, be sure to take down anything in the house that you plan on taking
with you when you move. Buyers may love your chandelier, but then become
disappointed when they move in and it’s not there.
Once your home is
ready to be sold, you might want to add some finishing touches, such as playing
soft music or baking cookies to make buyers feel more at home. Keep window
drapes and blinds open and be ready to welcome your buyers to their new home.
Would you like to
learn more about selling
your home in Chester County, PA? Work with Liz Saunders today! Call 1-888-914-4833 or send her an email to get started.
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