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Five Steps To Prepare Your Home For Listing By Micheal Thompson, Odyssey Virtual

S elling your home is an exciting yet matter. Proper preparation can make all the difference in attracting potential buyers and securing the best possible price. Here are five essential steps to get your challenging process, and first impressions Start by removing personal items such as family photos, memorabilia, and unique décor. Decluttering creates a sense of space and allows buyers to visualize themselves in the home. Organize closets, cabinets, and storage areas to demonstrate ample storage space. A clean, neutral environment appeals to a broader audience. home ready to list: 1. DECLUTTER AND DEPERSONALIZE

5. STAGE YOUR HOME

and bathrooms, ensuring they shine. Pay attention to windows, floors, baseboards, and light fixtures. If necessary, consider hiring a professional cleaning service for a thorough deep clean. 3. ADDRESS REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE Fix any visible issues, such as leaky faucets, chipped paint, or squeaky doors. Small details can leave a lasting impression. If there are larger issues like roofing problems or outdated fixtures, consider addressing them before listing. A pre- inspection can help identify potential concerns.

Arrange furniture to highlight the flow of each room and make spaces appear larger. Use neutral colours and simple décor to enhance the home’s appeal. Professional staging can be a worthwhile investment to maximize your home’s potential. By following these steps, you’ll create a welcoming, attractive home that stands out to buyers and helps you sell with confidence.

4. BOOST CURB APPEAL

The exterior of your home is the first thing buyers see. Ensure the lawn is mowed, bushes are trimmed, and flower beds are tidy. Add a fresh coat of paint to the front door and consider placing potted plants or a new welcome mat to create an inviting entrance.

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2. DEEP CLEAN EVERY CORNER

A spotless home speaks volumes about its maintenance. Focus on high- traffic areas like kitchens

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