Prepare your home for Sale
More and more sellers today are seeing the value of investing in a pre-inspection on the property they are preparing to list. Whether or not you are confident in the condition of the home, an inspection can either give us professional, third-party validation, or reveal issues you should attend to before listing your property – issues a buyer inspection could surface later, making them part of the final price negotiation.
We will evaluate the current state of your property and arrange home staging. Any repairs or improvements needed to maximize your home’s value and appeal will be identified and scheduled.
When everything’s in place, we’ll put a lockbox on your property.
Three things to remember while you are preparing your home for sale:
- You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression.
- Most buyers make decisions about the property they see within the first 15 seconds of entering the home.
- A review of over 2,800 properties in 8 cities found that staged homes, on average, sold in half the time that non-staged homes did.
Some tips and tricks to increase your home sale price.
-- Stage your home to cast a positive light on the features most important to buyers: uncluttered rooms and closets, fresh paint, and terrific curb appeal.
-- Stage the outside. Keep your lawn neat and clean, remove unwanted dirt, ice and snow
-- Maintain a comfortable temperature in winter and summer.
-- Decorate your Entryway. Keep it clean. Pretty door way will help to set the tone for entire showing.
-- Remove Personal items such as Family Picture. So that less potential buyer can imagine themselve as they are living in that home.
-- Highlight your outdoor area. Keep clean your deck, proch or patio and if it is necessary make reparis. Arrange chair, or furniture in your yard.
-- Leave the house. If you live in the house buyer may not feel comfortable discussing about your home in front of you.
-- Keep all the pat's food out of sight Because everybody is not pat lover.
-- Clean your garbage, hide dirty clothes, clean out closets, remove knick-knacks, remove extra furniture from the room while showing your home to a buyer.
