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Preparing Your Home
Buyer Contract
Agency Disclosure
Suzanne's Tips
Preparing Your Home
First Impressions Are Lasting
The first impression (curb appeal) is vital. Your home should be trimmed,
walkways swept, the front door clean with a doorbell that works.
Decorating For
A Quicker Sale
A minor investment to paint and wallpaper will pay you dividends in
the form of a better price and a quicker sale.
Let The Sun Shine In!
Open the drapes and curtains. Clean the windows so that a prospect can
see how bright and cheerful you house is, Dark and dreary rooms do not
appeal to most home buying prospects
Don't Be A Drip
Fix leaky faucets dripping water suggests faulty or worn out plumbing
(major repair bills). Discolored, rust-stained sinks are also warning
signs, they should be cleaned and sparkling
Little Things
Mean A Lot
Loose doorknobs or cabinet pulls, sticking doors and drawers, wobbly
hinges, stuck windows - are all negative factors. Take a few minutes
to check and repair all these seemingly minor flaws.
Safety First
Keep stairways and corridors clear. Clutter is unattractive and causes
accidents.
Top To Bottom
Let prospects see the full value of your basement, attic, garage and
closets by removing junk and cartons. Rent a short-term storage space
if necessary.
Bathrooms Sell
Homes
Make bathrooms sparkle. Clean stained sinks and bowls, repair any damaged
or discolored calking around bathtubs and showers.
For additional tips,
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Email Suzanne to request a
free a brochure on "Incentives" to attract buyers with more
value and less cost and the ten biggest selling mistakes and how to
avoid them.
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