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Getting Your House Ready For Market

Getting Your House Ready For Market

Getting your home ready for the market does not have to be stressful. With a focused plan, you can make a strong first impression in just 48 hours. Here is a simple checklist that works every time.

1. Clear the Surfaces

Countertops, tables, dressers, and nightstands should be as clear as possible. It instantly makes the space feel bigger and cleaner.

2. Do a Quick Declutter

Grab a couple of bins and pack away anything you do not use daily. Extra shoes, random cords, kid items, fridge magnets, old mail, and bathroom products can all be stored out of sight.

3. Deep Clean the High Impact Areas

Kitchens, bathrooms, floors, and windows matter most. A sparkling kitchen and a fresh bathroom go a long way with buyers.

4. Let the Light In

Open all blinds and curtains and replace any burnt out bulbs. A bright home feels more welcoming and spacious.

5. Add Small Touches

Fresh towels, a tidy entryway, and a made bed can instantly improve the look and feel of your home.

6. Take Care of Quick Exterior Wins

Sweep the porch, clean the front door, and remove any cobwebs. First impressions start at the curb.

If you are thinking about selling and want help getting your home fully market ready, reach out and we can walk you through the entire process!

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