Here are some tips on what not to do when selling your home.
By: Jerika P – i-Lead Realty Social Media Manager
1. Don’t hide value
If you have any features in your house that could increase the value of your home, you must showcase them to add more value to your home.
2. Don’t block light or views
If your window has a nice view and you have net curtains, pull them down before you put your house on the market. The room will automatically look and feel more modern and may help in adding value to your home.
3. Don’t waste valuable space
If you have a spare room that isn’t being used, you should consider giving it a quick makeover so you can turn it into a valuable space, like a guest room. For buyers to feel like they are paying the right price for your home, each room should be useful and serve a purpose.
4. Don’t allow your pet to alienate your buyer
Some customers might not like or be allergic to pets. Additionally, in certain instances, the odor may still be present in the home, which could make potential purchasers uncomfortable. The best thing you could do is make sure that pets are not there during the showing, completely clean and sanitize the home, wash or replace the carpet to get rid of your dog’s smell and do all of these things to avoid giving the buyer the impression that they are not welcome in the property.
5. Don’t ignore the competition
Always keep in mind that when selling your home, you are up against everyone else with similar features and price points. Therefore, always spend some time examining the competition so that you can determine how to enhance your home for a quicker sale.
Hope these tips will help you sell your home!
We know there are a-lot of things to remember when selling your home, that’s why we always recommend finding a real estate professional. If you are searching for a Real Estate Professional or would like to learn more, you can contact us here.
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(Source: Organize My House)