Prepare Your Property For Sale

Prepare Your Property For Sale

You only have a few seconds to make a good first impression that may make the difference between a buyer falling in love with your home or simply walking out the door.

To make sure that your home sells quickly and for top dollar, it is important to make sure your home is immediately appealing to prospective buyers. With my experience and eye for detail, I will make suggestions to you as to how to make this possible.

A few things you should do:

  1. Increase Curb Appeal. Keeping your landscape pristine, and adding creative touches to your yard, such as colorful annuals, will create an immediate impact on passers-by and potential buyers.

  2. Property Repairs. Simple upgrades such as window repairs, polishing the doorknobs, and a fresh coat of paint in the most frequently used rooms will instantly brighten up the property.

  3. Cleanliness and Staging. Depersonalize and organize. Keep your property uncluttered, sweet-smelling and well-lit from top-to-bottom. Pay attention to details: put away the kitty litter, place a vase of fresh flowers near the entryway, pop a batch of cinnamon rolls in the oven, have your carpets cleaned.

We may discuss getting a home inspection prior to putting your home on the market. A professional home inspection is a small investment that can possibly save a lot of money by uncovering issues you might not be aware of, like structural concerns, plumbing leaks, electrical hazards, or unseen roof damage, allowing you to address the problems before buyers discover them which could potentially cost the sale.

Professional Photos and Staging.

Good photos sell homes. A professional photographer will be hired to make your home look it’s absolute best from top to bottom and may include drone photos to showcase your neighborhood and the surrounding areas.

Showtime.

Presenting your property to potential buyers is a job that I will take care of for you. Buyers feel more comfortable discussing the property with the agent, if you are not present. Moreover, your agent will know what information will be most useful in representing your interests when speaking with prospective buyers.

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