5 Best Ways to Ensure
Your Home Sells Fast
Pick a Tech Savvy
Realtor
Today your realtor not only has to be reputable (belong to
an accountable organization of realtors) but also tech savvy. They must take
good digital photos and may even prepare a virtual tour video that they then post
on a website. They must be available at a moment's notice by cell phone or
instant text email.
Best Bang for the
Buck - Pro Stagers
There are now Pro Real Estate Stagers. Your Real Estate
Agent may be able to recommend one. He or she will advise on the best ways and
even cheapest ways to improve the look of your home and property for showing.
Have you ever seen the caption under an ad for a home, "A pleasure to
show"? These words are not for the agent's pleasure but to catch the eye
of the buyer.
Get a Home Inspection
Why wait for the potential buyer to get a home inspection? Get
one first. He or she can point out unforeseen issues that you never would have
thought about on your own. Issues like plumbing, roofing, heating/air
conditioning, drainage, basement mould and any electrical concerns need to be
addressed before an offer is made on your home. Get the jump start and have the
documentation ready and proof of work done to avoid delays.
Make Your Kitchen Really
Cook
It's an old saying but the kitchen is still the heart of the
home. Here is where you want to spend your money for home improvements. If updating
old lighting fixtures with brighter, more energy-efficient ones, replacing a
kitchen faucet or adding new cabinet door handles is within your budget then by
all means do it. Many people opt for re-facing old doors or giving them a fresh
coat of paint. Also many dishwasher panels can be switched around simply by
removing a couple of screws. Sliding the panel out and flipping it over gets
rid of the old scratched, dented or stained panel in a jiffy.
The Bathroom is Next
Buff up the Bath. Next to kitchens bathrooms are important
rooms to update. Think of simple things like a new toilet seat and a new vanity
or pedestal sink, easy for any handy homeowner to install. If you've installed
a new sink, surely you can use easy-to-stick vinyl tiles to cover up the old bathroom
floor. Consider re-grouting or re-tiling the tired-looking tub area. If it's
within your budget a prefabricated tub and shower surround will give the
bathroom a shiny, new fresh look that appeals to potential buyers.
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