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1) UN-CLUTTERRemove as much as you can, box up a few of your items to make
table tops look neater, closets look larger etc.
2) PAINT—If your home has bold colors in the bedrooms you may want to tone it
down to a neutral color. Remember that lighter colors tend to make spaces look a
little larger as well.
3) PETS—Make arrangements for your pets when your home is being shown. There
are some people who will rule out viewing your home if they see a beware of dog
sign for example. It is important that they feel safe while viewing and not cut their
visit short. Place your pet in a kennel while showing or better yet take them for a
walk.
4) PET ODOR—If you have a pet ( dog , cat, reptile or other ) it is important to
have a pleasant smelling home. Have your carpets cleaned, buy air fresheners and if
you are home during the showing place a little vanilla in a pot on the stove to simmer
while showing.
5) YARD WORK—Curb Appeal plays a big part in selling your home. It is time to
trim it up, mulch those beds and add some color around the front entrance. Some
nice potted plants or hanging baskets may do the trick. Keep your yard cut and as
green as possible. “If the outside looks this good ...then they must take great care of
the inside” is the most common statement that a Realtor hears while showing.
table tops look neater, closets look larger etc.
2) PAINT—If your home has bold colors in the bedrooms you may want to tone it
down to a neutral color. Remember that lighter colors tend to make spaces look a
little larger as well.
3) PETS—Make arrangements for your pets when your home is being shown. There
are some people who will rule out viewing your home if they see a beware of dog
sign for example. It is important that they feel safe while viewing and not cut their
visit short. Place your pet in a kennel while showing or better yet take them for a
walk.
4) PET ODOR—If you have a pet ( dog , cat, reptile or other ) it is important to
have a pleasant smelling home. Have your carpets cleaned, buy air fresheners and if
you are home during the showing place a little vanilla in a pot on the stove to simmer
while showing.
5) YARD WORK—Curb Appeal plays a big part in selling your home. It is time to
trim it up, mulch those beds and add some color around the front entrance. Some
nice potted plants or hanging baskets may do the trick. Keep your yard cut and as
green as possible. “If the outside looks this good ...then they must take great care of
the inside” is the most common statement that a Realtor hears while showing.