Give these tips a try, and most experts agree you’ll have an easier time making a sale.
Price it Right
The better the price the faster your home will sell. A real estate agent who knows your neighborhood can help you price your home for a quick sale or best price possible.
Be Neat and Tidy
Of course, you’ll want to keep your home as clean as possible for open house events as well as any showings, but you’ll also want to declutter. By removing and boxing up knickknacks and stacks of books, you can make your home appear to be more spacious and cleaner. Plus, it will be easier to tidy right before a showing if there are not as many items around to dust and straighten up. Places to watch include kitchen countertops, fireplace mantels, and coffee tables where remote controls and other paperwork can accumulate.
It's All About the Kitchen
Nearly all home sales begin and end with the kitchen. It might not be necessary to remodel the kitchen to sell your home, but installing space-saving drawer inserts, cleaning cabinet doors, and polishing countertops can help. Clean out drawers and remove most of your kitchen gadgets to showcase storage and countertop space.
Don’t Forget the Windows
For some buyers, clean windows are a sign that a home has been well cared for over the years.
Clean Out Your Closets
Yes, you want to use your closets as intended, but removing half or more of the coats, clothes, and other items can make your home appear larger and easier to manage.
