Friday, June 21, 2019 / by Laurie Zuccaro
Preparing to Sell Your Home
SELLING YOUR HOME, TIME TO GET TO WORK!
Though cosmetic issues are not necessarily a sign of a badly maintained home, Buyers sometimes place a lot of emphasis on a property’s presentation. First time Buyers can be especially concerned with making such a big purchase and they want everything to be – or at least, to look – perfect. Your home’s exterior is the first thing potential Buyers are going to see, and if is dilapidated, it may turn them off before they even see the inside. First impressions, also known as “curb appeal”, definitely count for a lot.
Here are some things you can do to improve the look of your home’s exterior:
Trim the shrubs.
Mow the lawn.
Remove dead tree limbs and other yard debris.
Brighten up the garden with fresh shrubs or flowers.
Remove clutter from stray toys and gardening equipment.
Touch up peeling paint on doors, siding, and trim.
Repair and/or paint any fencing ...
Though cosmetic issues are not necessarily a sign of a badly maintained home, Buyers sometimes place a lot of emphasis on a property’s presentation. First time Buyers can be especially concerned with making such a big purchase and they want everything to be – or at least, to look – perfect. Your home’s exterior is the first thing potential Buyers are going to see, and if is dilapidated, it may turn them off before they even see the inside. First impressions, also known as “curb appeal”, definitely count for a lot.
Here are some things you can do to improve the look of your home’s exterior:
Trim the shrubs.
Mow the lawn.
Remove dead tree limbs and other yard debris.
Brighten up the garden with fresh shrubs or flowers.
Remove clutter from stray toys and gardening equipment.
Touch up peeling paint on doors, siding, and trim.
Repair and/or paint any fencing ...