With most buyers, first impressions count. A small investment in time and money will give your home an edge over the other listings in the area when the time comes to show it off to a prospective buyer, especially if your house is going to be listed under $150,000. Your most likely buyer is a first timer and they most likely will not have much money after closing. The spiffier it is the faster it will sell. Do what you can before the house goes on the market. You don’t have to do everything listed below; it’s a rather comprehensive list.
Here are some suggestions that will help you get top-market value:
General Maintenance
| Curb Appeal
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Spic and Span
| The Buying Atmosphere
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The First Impression
| The Spacious Look
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Go over these items with your listing agent. Their input is important. If you need help email me via[email protected].